Rhachiberothidae
- Pronunciation
- /rak-ee-ber-oth-id-ee/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Rhachiberothidae
- Plural
- Rhachiberothidae
Definition
A family of predatory insects belonging to the order Neuroptera, known for their unique elongated forelegs with spines used for capturing prey.
Etymology
From Greek 'rhakhis', meaning 'spines', and 'beroth', meaning 'to hunt'.
Example
The Rhachiberothidae are found in various habitats and are known for their efficient hunting techniques.