Definition
The term 'tineoid' describes moths belonging to the superfamily Tineoidea. These moths are often small and drab-colored, but don't let their appearance fool you; some can cause significant damage to fabrics and stored products. 👕 Think of them as the ninjas of the moth world, silently and secretly munching away. They are known for their larvae's ability to feed on keratin, the protein found in wool, hair, and feathers. Understanding their biology helps in preventing infestations. They're a diverse group found worldwide.