Family Arctiidae (Noun)
Meaning
Tiger moths.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The family Arctiidae is a large and widespread group of moths commonly known as tiger moths, which includes over 11,000 species worldwide.
- Tiger moths from the family Arctiidae are often brightly colored and have striking patterns, serving as a warning to potential predators.
- The family Arctiidae is characterized by the presence of spines or quill-like scales on the body, particularly on the larvae of these tiger moths.
- Research on the family Arctiidae has led to the discovery of numerous species of tiger moths, many with unique and fascinating adaptations.
- In North America, the family Arctiidae is well-represented by a diverse range of tiger moths, including the lichen moth and the virginia tiger moth.