What is another word for arctiidae?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːktɪˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Arctiidae is a family of moths that are commonly known as tiger moths due to their striking, tiger-like patterns. However, there are numerous synonyms that have been used to describe this family, including lichen moths, woolly bears, and flannel moths. Lichen moths are so-called because they often resemble the lichens that grow on trees, whereas woolly bears get their name from the fluffy hairs that cover their caterpillars. The name flannel moth comes from their distinctive coat of long, soft hairs. Despite these varied names, all of these synonyms refer to the same family of moths that includes over 11,000 species worldwide.
