What is another word for Family Arctiidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli ˈɑːktɪˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The Family Arctiidae, commonly known as tiger moths, is a diverse group of insects with over 11,000 species worldwide. These moths are characterized by their brightly colored wings and fuzzy bodies, which help protect them from predators. Some synonyms for the Family Arctiidae include the subfamilies Arctiinae, Lithosiinae, and Ctenuchinae. Other common names for these moths include woolly bears, tiger beetles, and lichen moths. Despite their diverse appearances, all members of this family share certain characteristics, such as their ability to produce toxic chemicals to deter predators. Many species of Arctiidae are also important pollinators, playing a critical role in ecosystems around the world.
