Related Words Possible Vernacular Names

Long-legged The hemmed whisper. The Two-Faced

Fringe The Hushed Fibber. The Lesser Upender
Ruffle, The Swinging Fibber, The Lesser Recollector Beetle
Hemmed The Fringed Fibber. The Inverted Synapse
Rim The Ruffled Fibber. The Lesser Sinapsis
Purfle The Crooked Purfle. The Lesser Nervi
Dangling The Echo Pendant. Terminus (terminal)
Swaying The long-legged fibber. The Inverted Axon
Pendent The hemmed liar. Electrica
Suspended Fringed Pendent The Fibbing Neuron
Swinging The Swinging Pendent The swinging Axon Beetle.
Recall The Ruffle hemmed Dangler. The Axon Beetle
Recollect The Ruffle hemmed pendent. The swinging Sinapsis
Echo The white-liar. The Memory Hoarder
Reminiscence The lying pendant. The Blue-tipped Jaw Beetle
Remembrance, Ruffle hemmed fibber. The Blue Eyed Beetle
Impression, Ruffle hemmed echo. The blue trochanter
Evocation Janus-faced. The electrica tarsi (footed)
Fibbing Janus-face beetle. The Northern Fibber.
Lying Janus-face purfle. The Common Fibber.
Two-faced The fibber. The Common Axon Beetle
False The swaying fibber. The Common Sinapsis.
Janus-faced The Fibbing Beetle The Memory Swimmer.
Crooked The Ruffled Beetle. The Common Dipper Beetle
Whisper, The Echo Beetle The Branch Swinger
Murmur, The Murmur The Cave Dwelling Beetle
Hushed, The *Blue-backed Beetle The Blue-Crested Beetle
Nest Blue-Headed Beetle The Lesser Hanger
Rabble Alimentorum Fibra Willow Beetle
Flight The Dendrite Beetle (Redstart) Bluediver
Fall The dendrite fibber. The Northern Swooner
Slide The Ruffled Clicker The dashing Nervi
Plunge The Cave Diver The Gibbeting
Dive The Plunging Pendent The Norther Giber Beetle
Trickle The Norther Clicker Beetle. The Giber Beetle
Gibbeting Blue-Janus The Hanging Beetle
Hanging Blue-backed Clicker The Northern Clicker
Swarm [Skipjack] Sleeping Janus Tree Beetle [Ground Beetle]
Swish Falling-Janus Forget-me-not Clicking Beetle
Clicker Whispering-Janus Long-legged Clicker
Rustle The Hood-wink Beetle Long-legged hanging Beetle.
Scratching The Cheating Clicker Long-legged Axon Beetle.
Crawling The blue-backed Swindler The Lesser Dasher
Tricker The Hanging Swindler The Lesser Audite
Hoodwink The Memoriae Swindler Auditorio
Swindle The Northern Trickster Hanging Audite
 Description
The memory beetle (Ptiliidae Laciniatis Pendentibus [undetermined]) is a genetically engineered
species, with genetic code originating from the feather-winged beetles (‘Arcrotrichis rosskotheni’),
an evasive species native to what was previously known as ‘North America’, and the city outskirts
before becoming extinct in the aftermath of ‘The Company’. This species of beetle possesses
electroreceptive genetic code once common in the land-dwelling echidna (Mammalia, Tachyglossus
Aculeatus).
Similar to the echidna, the memory beetle is quite reserved, hiding out in overhanging foliage, and
under any overhanging rock/platform, where if threatened, can drop down and embolise any
intruders who threaten their habitat.

This insect will attach itself to any mammalian ear, and partially burrow into the ear canal, before
bypassing the middle ear, and attaching to the auditory nerve directly; sending their own electrical
impulses to the brain to trigger hallucinations.
The fringes, on the antennae and protruding appendages emerging from the covered underbelly of
the insect connect and produce electrical signals (nerve impulses) further down into the ear.

These animals often work together in large swarms, (each bug being only 1-5 mm) but it only takes
one to immobilise an adult mammal for 2-5 seconds. They will warn each other using the electrical
impulses from their appendages to communicate to wider group.

Additional Research
Binomial Nomenclature: the formal system for naming species of living things.
Life- Domain- Kingdom- Phylum- Class- Order – Family- Genus- Species

http://www.bioone.org/doi/10.1649/564
http://tolweb.org/Ptiliidae
http://tolweb.org/onlinecontributors/app;jsessionid=6BA685637CC8C6F5ED10BA10FC3B5811?page=ViewImageData&service=external&sp=304
https://www.bbcearth.com/blog/?article=the-worlds-most-electric-animals
https://www.naturespot.org.uk/taxonomy/term/20664
https://bugguide.net/node/view/874956/bgimage
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/523979827/vintage-lithograph-of-the-featherwing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Acrotrichis_insularis
http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc/beetles/featherwing_beetles.htm
https://britishbirds.co.uk/birding-resources/the-british-birds-list/