Neuroptera
(lacewings, antlions)

Almost all Neuroptera varieties are predators that eat other insects. The mantispids, which look something like praying mantises, deposit their young on flowers. The young then jump on and attach themselves to visiting bees. They ride the bee into the beehive and then detach from the bee and eat bee larvae.

Lacewings are named for their transparent wings which look like lace curtains.