The term African Insect refers to three different species of insects found in Africa: the TSETSE (6 letters), the LOCUST (6 letters), and the Tsetsefly (9 letters). The TSETSE is a large fly found in tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, and is known for its ability to transmit diseases such as sleeping sickness. The LOCUST is a species of grasshopper that is known for its ability to form large swarms that can cause significant damage to crops. The Tsetsefly is a species of fly related to the TSETSE, and is also known for its ability to transmit diseases.