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What type of instinctive behavior is exhibited by a cricket rubbing its wings together?
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How does music affect cricket behavior?
It doesn't do anything to them
What animal rubs its legs together to make noise?
a cricket or grasshopper
Does light affect the behavior of cricket?
yes they prefer a dark area
What New Zealand cricket player was accused of poor behavior on a flight from Sydney?
Tim Southee
In the popular children's book The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden what is the cricket's name?
The cricket's name in The Cricket in Times Square is Chester. He befriends a cat and mouse in the story and together they have adventures in New York City.
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Describe the kabaddi court?
it is like a football and cricket pitch combined together
How do cricket talk?
they talk by rubing there legs together.
Is cricket a part of Australia day?
Yes. Cricket remains a popular tradition on Australia Day. Family and friends often get together for an informal game on Australia Day.
Why do crickets cricket?
The chirping noises are caused by crickets rubbing their wings together to attract mates.
Are crickets social or solitary?
Yes, crickets are very social creatures. Crickets are bred together in close quarters and are always together in cricket farms.
How does a cricket speak?
It doesn't speak but it does rub its back legs together to make sounds and attract a mate.
