“Innominate” originated from the Latin word “innominatus” — which can be broken down into the words “in” (“not”) and “nominatus” (“named”). Many scientists dream of finding an innominate species, or one that hasn’t been named or classified yet. The discoverer could name the species after themselves and be in good company along with Plinthina beyonceae, a horsefly named after Beyoncé; Attenborougharion rubicundus, a snail named after David Attenborough; and Heteragrion freddiemercuryi, H. brianmayi, H. rogertaylori, and H. johndeaconi, four species of damselflies named after the members of Queen.