An antlion is any of a group of nocturnal insects from the family Myrmeleontidae, whose adults resemble damselflies.
An antlion. First half of antlion is 'ant'.
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The metamorphosis of the antlion involves several stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The larvae, known for their predatory behavior, create conical pits in sandy soil to trap ants and other small insects. After several molts, the larva pupates, undergoing transformation within a protective casing. Finally, the adult antlion emerges, resembling a dragonfly, and is characterized by its long, slender body and large wings.
The most common ant enemies are the antlion[a type of beetle larvae] and farmers.
The insect you are referring to is called a "antlion."
Antlions AKA Doodlebug/lacewing has over 2,000 species Typically it is the larval form that applies to the antlion. ORDER: Neuroptera Suborder: myrmeleontiformia Family: Myrmeleontidae
Antlion also known as Distoleon tetragrammicus does not normally trap spiders because of a spiders agility, but it is possible. If a spider enters a pit with an antlion lying at the bottom the antlion will try to trap and prey upon the spider with out hesitation, and then spit it out of it's pit to prevent blockage from its next victum.
An adult doodlebug, known scientifically as a "doodlebug" or "antlion," is the larval stage of the antlion insect. These predatory insects create distinctive conical pits in sandy soil to trap unsuspecting ants and other small insects. Once they have reached maturity, adult doodlebugs emerge as winged insects that resemble dragonflies. They are often found in similar habitats and play a role in controlling insect populations.
An antlion is named for its predatory behavior, particularly its tendency to capture and consume ants, which are often its primary prey. The term "lion" in its name reflects its fierce hunting abilities, similar to how lions are perceived as powerful predators in the animal kingdom. Antlions are actually larvae of the species in the family Myrmeleontidae, and they create pitfall traps in sandy soil to ensnare unsuspecting ants and other small insects.