The family Crambidae, commonly known as grass moths, consists of a diverse group of moths found worldwide. They are characterized by their slender bodies and narrow wings, which are often held roof-like over their bodies when at rest. Many species are associated with grasslands and agricultural areas, where their larvae feed on various plants. Crambidae includes several economically important species, some of which are considered pests in agriculture. The larvae, or caterpillars, can damage crops such as corn and rice, making them a concern for farmers. Understanding their biology and behavior is essential for effective pest management.