Neiaduciidae
Neiaduciidae is a family of insects belonging to the order Orthoptera, commonly known as katydids or bush crickets. This family is relatively small and is primarily found in the Afrotropical region. Members of Neiaduciidae are characterized by their long, filiform antennae and a typically slender body. They are often arboreal, inhabiting trees and shrubs where their cryptic coloration aids in camouflage.
The biology and life cycle of Neiaduciidae are not extensively studied due to their limited distribution and
While not of significant economic importance, Neiaduciidae contributes to the biodiversity of their respective ecosystems. Their