antlion
Myrmeleon latin

Two new forms of antlion appear in the game.

A. Yes, it is the common name for the antlion and, loosely speaking, some other insects.

The name of this trap area is the romanized Japanese word for the antlion.

Another invertebrate, the antlion, also makes use of solid projectiles.

They are larger and more armored, and faster than the regular Antlion itself.

The exact meaning of the name "antlion" is uncertain.

A new antlion guardian, which has glow-in-the-dark features, was also added.

The female antlion repeatedly taps the sand surface with the tip of her abdomen.

The warm and dry areas are home to the antlion and Hoopoe.

Their aggression surpasses that of the regular Antlion.

The antlion lies at the bottom of a sloping pit that it digs in the sand.

Some are essential to game progress, such as helping fight off an antlion invasion, or defeating the first Hunters.

Usually the Antlion Workers are the ones guarding the Grubs.

He is modeled after an antlion.

Very rarely, the adults are called "antlion lacewings".

The pupal stage of the antlion is quiescent.

Antlion Guards prefer to charge at the player, and will attempt to headbutt the player.

Euroleon nostras is an antlion found over most of Europe.

The life cycle of the antlion begins with oviposition (egg-laying).

Glenoleon falsus is a species of antlion that occurs in Australia.

The second is the worker antlion (or 'acidlion') whose body produces a powerful and poisonous acid.

Yellow Antlion Brothers: Appears in episode 23.

One Vortigaunt accompanies the player and acts as combat support on an expedition into an antlion hive.

See "Antlion Guardian" for details.

The cavern of the myrmeleon is vast in comparison with the hole of the common red ant.

Myrmeleon pictifrons is a species of insect known commonly as ant-lion or doodlebug.

Myrmeleon pictifrons is native to the Australasian region and one of over 200 species of ant-lion recorded globally.

Ant-lions (Myrmeleon ) are members of the lacewing flies, while worm-lions, which comprise two genera,Vermilio and Lampromyia, are true flies.

Myrmeleon pictifrons is found across the entire Australasian region whereas the second, Glenoleon banksi New is found only on the Australian continent.

In certain species of Myrmeleontidae, such as Dendroleon pantheormis, the larva, although resembling that of Myrmeleon structurally, makes no pitfall, but seizes passing prey from any nook or crevice in which it shelters.

Remarkable examples of convergent evolution are certain species of the Neuropteran family Myrmeleontidae, largely Myrmeleon, the so called ant lions, and the Dipteran family Vermileonidae, in particular the genera Lampromyia and Vermilio, the so-called worm lions.