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Humidity affects cricket chirping by influencing their metabolic rate and activity levels. In higher humidity, crickets tend to chirp more, as the moist air facilitates sound transmission and their bodies function more efficiently. Conversely, in lower humidity, their chirping may decrease as they become less active and their energy levels drop. This relationship allows some researchers to estimate temperature based on cricket chirping patterns, known as Dolbear's Law.

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