What is another word for armadillidiidae?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːmɐdˌɪlɪdˌɪɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Armadillidiidae is the scientific name for pillbugs or sowbugs. These are small, armored crustaceans that are commonly found in damp areas such as gardens and under rocks. There are several synonyms for Armadillidiidae including 'woodlice', 'roly-polies' and 'doodlebugs'. These names are used to describe the same type of creature, which have seven pairs of legs, segmented bodies, and are considered important decomposers in the environment. In addition to these synonyms, Armadillidiidae may also be referred to as 'ball bugs' or 'pill woodlice'. Regardless of the name, they remain an important part of the ecosystem and play a valuable role in helping to break down organic matter into nutrients for the soil.
