hepialidae
/hɛpɪˈæliɪdiː/Definitions
1. noun
a family of moths, commonly known as ghost moths or swifts, in which the larvae are often known as long-tailed tipulines or woolly bears due to their caterpillar stage’s appearance, particularly the genus Hepialus, which includes species such as the Ghost Moth (Hepialus humuli).
“The hepialidae family of moths is known for their unique appearance, especially during their larval stage.”