👉 Spalangiinae are a group of small, flat-bodied insects belonging to the family Cimicidae. These insects have a long, thin body with four segments (legs) that resemble those of flies or ants, but without the head and abdomen. The female spalangiines lay their eggs in soil cracks and crevices, often on tree bark or other hard surfaces. They are known for their distinctive yellowish-white coloration and are considered a food source for many insects
