Sirapenidae
Sirapenidae is a small family of aquatic insects within the order Hemiptera, commonly known as true bugs. Members of this family are characterized by their specialized adaptations to freshwater habitats, where they often occupy benthic or surface-dwelling niches. Sirapenidae are typically found in streams, ponds, and lakes, predominantly in temperate and tropical regions.
The family currently comprises a limited number of genera and species, with morphological features distinguishing them
Ecologically, Sirapenidae play a role in freshwater ecosystems as both predators and prey. They contribute to
Taxonomically, Sirapenidae is related to other families within the infraorder Nepomorpha. Ongoing research continues to refine
Overall, Sirapenidae represents a specialized and relatively lesser-known group within the diverse world of aquatic Hemiptera,