 Such nymphs similarly leap in misleading directions when sufficiently alarmed.However, not all species are equipped for that characteristic automimicry; in some genera, such as "Eurybrachys", whether this genus is correctly taxonomically assigned or otherwise, the nymphs bear caudal tufts of bristles such as one typically finds in other families of the Fulgoroidea.Most Eurybrachidae are not regarded as pests, but like many families of plant sucking Hemiptera, they do include some species of concern.