Locusts

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Yes, the sounds locusts make can serve various purposes, including communication, mating calls, and signaling danger. Male locusts often produce sounds called "stridulations" by rubbing their wings together to attract females. Additionally, swarming locusts may create a collective noise that can serve as a warning to potential predators or signal the presence of a large group. Overall, these sounds play a crucial role in their behavior and social interactions.

Their adaptations are, their legs to jump, camouflage in grass because they are green.

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Locusts typically mate during the swarming phase, which occurs after they have undergone a phase change from solitary to gregarious behavior, often triggered by environmental conditions such as increased food availability and population density. The mating season can vary depending on the species and environmental factors, but it generally takes place during warmer months when conditions are favorable. After mating, females lay their eggs in moist soil, which hatch when conditions are right, further contributing to the population boom.

No, locusts do not eat clothes. They primarily feed on plants, particularly grasses and crops, as they are herbivores. While they can cause significant agricultural damage, they do not have the capability or interest in consuming textiles or clothing materials.

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Grasshoppers and locusts are actually the same species at different times.

Grasshoppers chirp, therefore to my knowledge locusts chirp.

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The black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) typically exhibits a rapid growth rate, often reaching heights of 30 to 50 feet in just 15 to 30 years. Under optimal conditions, it can grow up to 3 feet per year. This fast growth makes it a popular choice for quick shade and soil stabilization, although it can also become invasive in certain regions.

Locusts are known to thrive in pretty much any type of habitat. This includes deserts, plains areas, and nearby bodies of water.

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No. They're not. Actually they have pretty good vision. And they don't bump into each other's way when they're swarming.

The latin name for locust is Gleditsea.

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