What is another word for Order Neuroptera?
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːdə njˈuːɹəptəɹə] (IPA) 
The scientific name "Order Neuroptera" refers to a group of insects commonly known as lacewings, antlions, and owlflies. However, there are several other synonyms used to denote these insects, depending on their specific characteristics. For example, some species are called "net-winged insects" due to their intricate wing venation. Others are called "snakeflies" because of their elongated and thin bodies. Furthermore, some neuropterans are known as "mantispids" due to their resemblance to praying mantises, while others are called "doodlebugs" or "doodlebugs ants" because of their unique method of digging pits in the soil to catch their prey. Despite these varying names, all members of Order Neuroptera share similar traits, including their predatory behavior and delicate, transparent wings.
