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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.
747 Questions
Who was named wisden cricketer of year 2000?
Chris Cairns, Rahul Dravid, Lance Klusener, Tom Moody, Saqlain Mushtaq
What does planting crops in long rows rather than randomly scattering seeds do?
It makes them grow in a row as opposed to randomly scattered. This is because plants usually grow where seeds are placed. There are, of course, exceptions to this theory. For example, flying seeds. However, anyone planting crops is likely to sow non-flying varieties of seeds.
How many crickets in the world?
it is 11 +4 multiplied by 13 * 268 now you do the calculation yourself and then figure out the right answer
How do you tell if a female cricket is pregnant?
It will get really fat and move AWAY from the male like shes ashamed and then she will....sit......and sit......and sit..... and sit.
What color lights attract the most insects?
insects are drawn to really bright, fluorescent lights or ultra- violets.
Yes, you are physically able to pop a katydid's bite even though no, you should not do so. A bite which itches or mounds represents an allergic reaction. All such interactions require cleaning and disinfecting the area before contacting a medical professional about proper products and treatments.
Discuss why a cricket ball does not follow a parabolic path?
A cricket ball moves simultaneously in two motions which are rotary and linear. The velocity of the air below the ball is decreased because these two motions are opposing each other. Thus, the pressure on the upper side of the ball is lesser and there is an upward force that works upon the ball. This makes the ball follow a curved path and not a parabolic one.
What is the common name of Velarifictorus micado?
The Japanese Burrowing Cricket is the common name of Velarifictorus micado.
Specifically, this insect is not just native to Japan. In fact, it is known in Asian countries as "the fighting cricket" ("cu zhi") of China. The common name identifiying its origins as Japanese and referring to its tunneling preferences is the name by which it is known in its adopted country, the United States of America.
What does it mean when you find a lot of crickets?
It likely means that you won't get to have a quiet and peaceful night for quite sometime. Or it may mean that you're in a bait and tackle store.
Why do girls and women step on a all ready squashed bug?
Not all do! But many will do so because they are wimpy little babies. Or they are just really freaked out about bugs.
Why do crickets eat each other?
No, crickets do not eat their babies, but there are certain specifications for breeding them. They are cannibalistic, so if not supplied with proper food, they will eat each other, and small babies would be an easy target.
What are crickets allergic to?
!. Crickets need warmth
2. Crickets need food
3. Crickets need water
4. Crickets need a good place to lay eggs
What smells are crickets attracted to?
Yes, they do. In fact, they have a very sensitive sense of smell. They are nocturnal creatures, so they use their antennae to help locate their food. Because of this, a cricket is mostly sensitive to chemicals released by plants. Their antennae can be useful for both locating edible plants and avoiding ones dangerous to the cricket.
The best way to get rid of your fear of bugs?
bring yourself closer to the bugs that your scared off try looking at the insect first and then try holding it and then you will be cured otherwise see someone! :) x'
Can a cockroach and a cricket mate?
No, since they are different species, the resulting eggs would not be fertile. They won't even (mechanically) fit together.
Can caterpillar be placed on water?
Yes, I believe it can float momentarily, however it will eventually drown. Take rivers/streams for instance: bugs fall in frequently and float, but eventually drown because they cannot get out. Not a fun experience for caterpillars or any other bug.
