Lacturidae

Definition

A family of small moths in the order Lepidoptera, known for their bright colors and often found in tropical regions.

Etymology

From Latin 'lactura', a type of substance, combined with '-idae' which is a suffix used in taxonomy.

Example

The Lacturidae family includes many brightly colored moths that inhabit tropical regions around the world.

Related Terms

• Moths
• Lepidoptera
• Insecta

Usage Notes

Lacturidae moths are often observed in regions with abundant foliage, where they blend in with the vibrant plant life.