snakefly (Meaning)
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snakefly (n)
predatory insect of western North America having a long necklike prothorax
Synonyms & Antonyms of snakefly
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snakefly Sentence Examples
- The snakefly's distinctive elongated head resembles that of a tiny snake.
- Snakeflies possess a unique S-shaped body, giving them an unmistakable silhouette in flight.
- Adult snakeflies feed primarily on nectar, utilizing their long, slender proboscis.
- Snakefly larvae are aquatic, residing in shallow bodies of water and preying on other insects.
- Snakefly pupae emerge from the water and undergo metamorphosis on land before taking to flight.
- The snakefly's defensive mechanism involves emitting a foul-smelling chemical to deter predators.
- Snakeflies often exhibit swarming behavior, gathering in large numbers during the mating season.
- The predatory habits of snakefly larvae make them beneficial in controlling populations of nuisance insects.
- Snakeflies have a close relationship with dragonflies, sharing some morphological and behavioral traits.
- The global distribution of snakeflies includes both tropical and temperate regions.
FAQs About the word snakefly
predatory insect of western North America having a long necklike prothorax
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The snakefly's distinctive elongated head resembles that of a tiny snake.
Snakeflies possess a unique S-shaped body, giving them an unmistakable silhouette in flight.
Adult snakeflies feed primarily on nectar, utilizing their long, slender proboscis.
Snakefly larvae are aquatic, residing in shallow bodies of water and preying on other insects.
