What is another word for corydalus?
Pronunciation: [kˈɔːɹɪdˌaləs] (IPA) 
"Corydalus" is a genus of insect belonging to the family of dobson flies, characterized by their large size and ferocious appearance. Synonyms for the word "corydalus" include "dobson," "hellgrammite," and "fishfly." Dobson flies are commonly found near rivers and streams across North America and can grow up to five inches in length, making them an intimidating sight for many. The larvae of dobson flies, known as hellgrammites, are a popular bait for fishermen and are prized for their ability to attract large fish species such as trout and bass. The term "fishfly" is often used to describe dobson flies due to their predilection for water and reliance on aquatic prey.
