What is another word for hippobosca?
Pronunciation: [hˈɪpəbˌɒskə] (IPA) 
Hippobosca is a parasitic insect that is commonly found in livestock, particularly cows, horses, and sheep. It is also known as "horse fly" or "louse fly". Some synonyms of the word hippobosca include "keds", "biting flies", and "bot flies". These insects feed on the blood of their hosts and can cause irritation, itching, and potential infections. In addition to their harmful effects on animals, some species of hippobosca can also bite humans, leading to painful and itchy welts. Hippobosca and its synonyms are commonly used in veterinary and entomological research, as well as in the study of parasitology.
