Editing Burrow-nit family

{{game icons|p2=y|p3=y|p4=y}}
The '''burrow-nit family''' is a family of creatures that partially burrow themselves into the ground before attacking, introduced in {{p2}}. Members are known for their mosquito-like proboscis, weak hides, and ability to disguise themselves with their decorative shells. Members belong to the genus ''Trilobitens''.

==Members==
===Cloaking Burrow-nit===
[[File:Cloakingburrow-nit.jpg|left|150px]]
{{main|Cloaking Burrow-nit}}

Scientific name: ''Trilobitins reclusiva''

The Cloaking Burrow-nit is an enemy in ''[[Pikmin 2]]''. This predator features a hard shell with eye-like markings covering its backside, leaving its face exposed. It burrows under the earth with its shell aboveground, and when prey get near, it unburrows and attempts to stab them with its proboscis.

{{clear}}

=== Flighty Joustmite ===
[[File:Flighty Joustmite P4 icon.png|left|180px]]
{{Main|Flighty Joustmite}}

Scientific name: ''Trilobitins reversa volanti''

The Flighty Joustmite is an enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' and ''[[Pikmin 4]]''. It is identical in appearance to a regular Joustmite, but has a red colored shell and small wings with which it can fly in the air. Because of this, it can stab downward, and occasionally its proboscis can get stuck in the ground. Its weak point is on the back of its shell as well. [[Rock Pikmin]] are immune to being stabbed with its proboscis.

{{clear}}

=== Joustmite ===
[[File:P4 Joustmite.png|left|180px]]
{{Main|Joustmite}}

Scientific name: ''Trilobitins reversa''

The Joustmite is an enemy in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' and ''[[Pikmin 4]]''. Its weak point is behind it, while the weak point of the Cloaking Burrow-nit is the face. Its [[stabbing]] attack is useless against Rock Pikmin.

{{clear}}

==Naming==
The family is named after its first documented member, the [[Cloaking Burrow-nit]]. Members all have hides resembling a {{w|cloak}} and a tendency to burrow under the ground. "Nit" is a name given to the {{w|head louse}}, a real-life insect.

The genus ''Trilobitins''  is in reference to the prehistoric arthropods known as "{{w|trilobite}}s". Members most resemble horseshoe crabs. In case of the Cloaking Burrow-nit, it would be a "backwards" horseshoe crab, with its proboscis in the spot of a horseshoe crab's tail, and fake eyes in the spot where the real eyes and face would be on a horseshoe crab.

===Names in other languages===
{{foreignname
|Jap  = ハオリムシ科
|JapR = Haori Mushi Ka
|JapM = [[Cloaking Burrow-nit|Haori insect]] family
|JapN = 
|ChiTrad  = 羽織蟲科
|ChiTradR = 
|ChiTradM = 
|ChiTradN = 
|Dut  = 
|DutM = 
|DutN =
|Fra  = fouisseurs
|FraM = burrowers
|Fran = 
|Ger  = Grabwichte
|GerM = 
|GerN = 
|Ita  = 
|ItaM = 
|ItaN = 
|Kor  = 덮개벌레 과
|KorR = 
|KorM = 
|KorN = 
|Spa  = Liendres zamacucas (''Pikmin 2'')<br> Excavarópteros (''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'')
|SpaM = Rough nits (''Pikmin 2'')<br> Digptera (''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'')
|SpaN = The name comes from ''"Liendre zamacuca pinchosa"'' the Spanish name of Cloaking Burrow-nit (''Pikmin 2'')<br> ''"Excavarópteros "'' is a portmanteau of ''"excavar"'' (to dig) and possibly ''"-ptera"'' ({{w|Mecoptera|-ptera}}), which is used for insect classification (''Pikmin 3'' and ''Pikmin 4'')
|PorB  = Escavembracídeos
|PorBM = Digidae
|PorBN = The name is a portmanteau of ''"escavar"'' (to dig) and the suffix "''-ídeos''" ({{w|Family_(biology)#Nomenclature|-idae}}), which is used for naming animal family names
|PorP  = 
|PorPM = 
|PorPN = 
|Rus  = 
|RusM = 
|RusN = 
|notes = y
}}

==See also==
*[[Mandiblard family]]

{{families}}
[[Category:Burrow-nit family| ]]