What is another word for Family Bombyliidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli bˈɒmɪlˌɪɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Bombyliidae is commonly referred to as "bee-flies" due to their physical resemblance to bees. Other synonyms for this family of insects include "dagger flies," "thick-headed flies," and "large-headed flies." The Bombyliidae family consists of over 5,000 different species and can be found all around the world. These flies are known for their impressive hovering abilities and their unique method of feeding, which involves inserting their long proboscis into flowers to extract nectar. While they may resemble bees, the Bombyliidae family does not pose any threat to humans and plays an important role in pollination and ecological balance.
