The term 'Insect Catcher' can be broken down into three words: WEB, FLYTRAP, and NET. A WEB is a structure made of silk threads spun by spiders and other arachnids to capture prey. A FLYTRAP is a device used to catch flying insects, usually consisting of a sticky substance spread over a surface. Finally, a NET is a device made of fibers woven in a grid-like structure that is used to trap and hold animals or objects. All three of these items are commonly used by insect catchers to capture their prey.