What is another word for mantispidae?
Pronunciation: [mˈantɪspˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Mantispidae is a family of insects that is also commonly referred to as mantidflies. This family is known for its unique mixture of characteristics from both the mantid and lacewing families. Mantispidae are predatory insects with a long, narrow body and elongated wings that resemble those of a dragonfly. They are commonly found in wooded areas and are known to feed on other insects such as moths and butterflies. Other synonyms for the word mantispidae include mantisfly, mantidfly, mantiddies, and mantispids. Regardless of the term used, these insects remain fascinating creatures with a distinct set of physical features.
