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Weta is a word from the Maori language, and it refers to about seventy different species of insects commonly found in New Zealand. Many look like crickets or grasshoppers. They tend to be nocturnal, and they live in a variety of habitats-- some live in trees, while others can be found in grassland, shrub land, forests, and caves.

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