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Crickets (Insect)
The chirping of crickets is a common sound in many parts of the world. Ask questions here about the 900 species of crickets, their behavior and habitat.
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Do crickets have a circulatory system?
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it does not have one.... accordeing to someone else but can not find research for myself on google fustrated hope this works..;)
Why are crickets not chirping?
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No, only male crickets chirp to attract mates. They don't even actually chirp, they rub there wings together.
What is the crickets trophic level?
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Crickets are a first order consumer. This means that they consume the organisms at the lowest trophic level which is the producers.
What do you do if you have crickets in the house?
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The problem will probably solve itself because the lizard will eat them. You should prevent small crickets to leave the cage by closing small openings in the cage, to prevent the crickets infesting your kitchen.
What is the difference between male female crickets?
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Only males sing and only females have an ovipositor.
What type of bug spray will kill crickets?
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I Heard Malathion Can. It's Like 8 dollars You Can Get It Online For Cheap Plus Free Shipping or Just Go To The Pesticide store. You Have To Mix 3 ounces to one gallon of water and spray it all around the outside never Inside. oh and if you have leaves under your window rake them away.
How do a female and male cricket mate?
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When the male cricket chirps, the female then selects which song she likes most and which male cricket he likes. The female can also tell how large the male is through the sound produced. When the female have selected, it will then go over the male and the male starts to transfer the sperms(not sure of the term) to the female.
What are some characteristics of a cricket?
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Crickets are usually able to jump very well and make loud chirping sounds. They have auditory organs on their legs, and many types are nocturnal.
Do crickets eat locust?
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yes. I've kept my locust with my crickets far a feww months and tey seem fine. if the locusts get to about 5cm or more, you may need to take them out.
What does grass hoppers and crickets eat?
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Grasshoppers do eat grass! It's mainly what they eat along with grass and _______ i forget what else!! :) Are you trying to keep one? Cause i can teach you how to keep one and not let it die! If you want?! But back to question.... They do eat grass thanks for asking! :)
Why crickets ears are on their knee?
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Because they can. Why does it matter to you?(:
Do crickets shed?
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Because crickets skeleton is on the outside, it has to make a new one to grow. So it leaves the old one, grows some, then a new one hardens around them. All invertebrate do this!
Do crickets eat rolly pollies?
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yes i have a very small baby toad ( wild ) and she/he loves them!!
Do crickets ever make a different sound?
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it's like a cross between a frog's gribbit and a chick's chirp
Do crickets have wings?
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Yes, some crickets can fly, but those that can do so only very rarely.
Additional InformationThe wings of male crickets function more in sound production than flight. Although the close relatives of crickets--grasshoppers and katydids--often fly as adults, it is unusual for adult crickets, even the winged species, to fly. They can and will fly on occasion, but it's rare and only for short distances of a few feet. They get around mostly by crawling or jumping.The field cricket cannot fly. I studied crickets for years and the wings on males are used for attracting females and the wings on females have no purpose. Tree crickets, however, can fly.
