What is another word for longhorn beetle?
Pronunciation: [lˈɒŋhɔːn bˈiːtə͡l] (IPA) 
Longhorn beetles, also known as cerambycid or cerambycid beetles, belong to the family Cerambycidae. These insects are distinguished by their elongated bodies, long antennae, and often colorful patterns on their wings and thorax. Another synonym for the longhorn beetle is the wood-boring beetle, as many species in this family lay their eggs in trees and the larvae can bore through wood. Some common types of longhorn beetles include the Asian long-horned beetle, which is an invasive species, and the cottonwood borer, which is found in North America. With over 25,000 species of longhorn beetles worldwide, there are endless variations of these fascinating insects to discover.
