The Leaf-footed Bug is an insect belonging to the family Coreidae. These bugs are easily recognized by their distinctive flattened leaf-like extensions on their hind legs. They typically measure between 1 to 2 inches in length and can be found in various colors, including brown, green, and black. Leaf-footed bugs primarily feed on the sap of plants, using their specialized mouthparts to pierce plant tissues. They are often found in gardens and agricultural areas, where they can become pests by damaging crops such as tomatoes and peppers. Their presence can lead to reduced yields for farmers.