What is another word for tabanidae?
Pronunciation: [tˈabɐnˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Tabanidae is a family of biting flies commonly known as horseflies or deer flies. These insects have earned their reputation as nuisance pests due to their painful bites, which can cause swelling, itching, and discomfort. However, despite their unpleasant characteristics, Tabanidae still play an important role in various ecosystems as predators of other insects and as pollinators of certain plants. Synonyms for Tabanidae include cleg, gadfly, or breeze fly. These terms all refer to different species within the Tabanidae family, but share similar characteristics such as their large size, fast flight, and blood-sucking behavior.
