👉 The term "musophagidae" is a genus of moths in the family Crambidae. Musophagidae are characterized by their elongated, long antennae and large mouthparts that they use to feed on insects, such as aphids, thrips, and other small pests.
👉 The term "Musophagidae" refers to a group of fish, particularly a family of cephalopod, which includes several genera that are known for their unique and diverse anatomy, including gills for respiration, soft exoskeletons with flexible appendages, and specialized eyes adapted for underwater vision.