Huaina inca is a half- Huaina inca insect from the Huaina inca family (Cercopidae). The scientific name of this species was first validly published in 1844 by Guérin-Méneville.

In South Central Europe, blood clots recruited from two genera Cercopis and Haematoloma with a total of five species. On the Balkan Peninsula, another genus of the bloodshot with the species Triecphorella geniculatus is added to Europe. Species of Cercopidae are native to almost all zoogeographischen regions. In the Palaearctic, the blood sclerosis with only twelve species are represented in the tropics, however, they are very rich in species, with not all species outside Central Europe have this black and red color.

Distinguished by its vibrant, metallic green or blue exoskeleton, sugarcane spittlebug is a master of elusiveness, easily camouflaging itself among the foliage in which it thrives. Its nymphs are known for producing a protective foam that serves as a shield against predators and environmental hazards, while the adults exhibit remarkable jumping abilities, propelling themselves into the air as a primary mode of evasion or transit.