What is another word for tettigoniidae?
Pronunciation: [tˌɛtɪɡˈə͡ʊnɪˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Tettigoniidae refers to a family of insects commonly known as katydids or bush-crickets. These insects are known for their long antennae and beautiful songs often heard during the night. The family Tettigoniidae consists of more than 6,400 species, with several hundred species found in North America alone. Other synonyms for these insects include long-horned grasshoppers, meadow katydids, and coneheads. Despite their diverse range of names, these insects share similar physical features and behaviors, including their preference for living in shrubs, trees, and other vegetation. These fascinating creatures are an important part of the ecosystem as both predators and prey, making them a vital component of many ecosystems worldwide.
