Which families are most of them are scavenger ?
Correct answer: C. Tineidae and Pyralidae
- A. Tineidae
- B. Pyralidae
- C. Tineidae and Pyralidae
- D. Culicidae
Explanation
Tineid larvae commonly feed on wool, feathers, hair, and other organic debris, while several pyralid larvae act as scavengers in stored products and plant material. Thus both families include important scavenging species.
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