nepidae (Meaning)
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nepidae (n)
water scorpions
Synonyms & Antonyms of nepidae
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nepidae Sentence Examples
- Nepidae are a family of aquatic insects commonly known as water scorpions.
- Nepidae are characterized by their long, narrow bodies and elongated heads.
- Nepidae have a pair of powerful front legs that they use to capture prey.
- Nepidae are ambush predators, hiding among vegetation and waiting for their prey to come close.
- Nepidae inject a paralyzing venom into their prey, then suck out the body fluids.
- Nepidae can swim both forward and backward, using their hind legs for propulsion.
- Nepidae females lay their eggs on the stems of aquatic plants.
- Nepidae nymphs resemble adults, but lack wings and are smaller in size.
- Nepidae play an important role in the aquatic ecosystem, preying on other insects and contributing to nutrient cycling.
- Some species of Nepidae are known to be effective predators of mosquito larvae.
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water scorpions
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Nepidae are a family of aquatic insects commonly known as water scorpions.
Nepidae are characterized by their long, narrow bodies and elongated heads.
Nepidae have a pair of powerful front legs that they use to capture prey.
Nepidae are ambush predators, hiding among vegetation and waiting for their prey to come close.
