Definition: The word "Amphisbaenidae" refers to a family of insects found on land that have a unique set of adaptations for flight, often used for pest control or as bait. The specific term describes a group of 158 species across multiple orders and families. The definition is that these insects are primarily insectivorous, with a preference for feeding on various plant material such as leaves, stems, and fruits, while also occasionally eating small animals like termites. They are known for their complex and sophisticated flight patterns and can be found in a variety of habitats including forests, gardens, and urban areas.
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