What is the difference between male and female crickets?

Answer 1

The difference between a male and female cricket is the points on their rump. A female cricket has two outer softer points on her rump and one is the middle that has a little bit of black on it. The reason for the middle one is for distributing eggs into the soil once she mates. The male crickets have only the two outer softer points. Also, some people think that the female chirps higher and the male chirps lower. That is not true. The females chirp very softly at night which makes it hard for the human ear to hear. The males are the ones that you hear at night and the louder and lower the chirps are the bigger the male. That also means that the female can choose the biggest one to mate with.

Answer 2

I think that males have 3 spikes on they're butts and females have 2.I think that the difference between male and female crickets is that males have 3 spikes on their abdomens, while the females have 2 spikes on their abdomens.

Answer 3

If the cricket is mature (grown up) then you can usually tell by the number of appendages that are on the cricket's rear end. If it has 2, then it is a male, and if it has 3, then it is a female.

Answer 4

Balls!!Men Cricket having 1 Ball (11 Player , 1 Ball

Women Cricket having 23 Ball (11 Women Player X 2 = 22 Ball + 1 Ball )

Answer 5

A male and female cricket are roughly the same size. The only way to tell a male from a female is that a female has a slightly different body shape.

Answer 6

in male cricket the boundary's are the full size of the pitch and as you probably know to score a 4 and 6 but in women's cricket the boundary is where square leg would normally Field.

Answer 7

size of the ball and ground is more in mens cricket when compared to womens cricket.

Answer 8

Taste it's genitals.

Answer 9

how do you no female and male cricket are the same.