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Yes, although it will have a disadvantage among the other animals and be less likely to survive

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No they will eat vegetable material and some rotting substances including animals.

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They die bc of old age over about 3-5 weeks or bc no food source water etc. and lastly bc they have given birth and ,atured hoped this helped

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They have wings, but the Males usually use them for mating calls and females rarely use them. But yes, if a cricket wanted to, it could fly a short distance.

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Yup. You have to spray the little punk for a while, but in the end, it kills 'em.

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No, since they are different species, the resulting eggs would not be fertile. They won't even (mechanically) fit together.

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Yes they do ONE BIT ME

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Crickets dig holes to hide because they are creatures that like to stay in dark shelters to avoid prey.

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In cricket while a side is batting, two of the batsman of the side open the innings. In a sense, these are the first two batsman who start the proceedings. Each of these two is called an opener.

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Only male crickets chirp. It's actually called 'stirdulation'. This happens when it rubs the bottom part of one of its wings on the top part of the other wing. There are 3 reasons why crickets chirp; 1) to attract females; 2) to impress the female he has already attracted; 3) to warn other males to stay away. Also, you can tell the temperature outside by listening to how fast they chirp; the hotter it is, the faster they chirp and the colder it is, the slower. Just count the number of chirps you hear in 13 seconds and add 40 and that's the temperature.

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Nahh dude

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No. The only insect that can do that is the Spiny leaf insect. (I'm pretty sure but other stick insects might be able to do so too.)

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they have massive fun they have massive fun

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Cricket bites are more annoying than dangerous. These little insects bite out of self defense, so unless they're trapped in your hands or between you and your clothes, there isn't much to worry about. When a cricket does bite you'll know for sure - it will be a small sharp pain and burn. The best remedy is a dab of polysporin - this will help prevent infection but also relieve the pain and burning pretty quick. In my experiences, the polysproin did the job within about 1-2 min (stopped pain and burn, reduced redness and mild swelling). Of course if you are allergic to insect bites, you need to seek health care immediately. As far as the insect community is aware, there are no poisonous crickets. In fact, if a cricket is in your house, I would be more concerned about finding holes in my wardrobe and clothes than being bit!

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Crickets eat very tiny insets. They use there antene and feel around for food. They are mostly nocturnal, and are a favorite food for frogs, fish, and birds.

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On its front legs

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The adult crickets die and females lay eggs in the soil for next spring

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House crickets are often found in warm places where there is enough moisture and food

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Crickets have 6 legs, a head, thorax, and abdomen. All the clarifications of a insect.

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no

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they get the juices from the plants that they eat

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ANSWER The noise gets faster when the weather is warmer

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no