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Crickets, also known as weaving, weaving, and crickets, are a kind of edible and aggressive insects. At night in late summer and early autumn, they hide in corners, gardens, weeds, bricks, and soil holes, constantly emitting "Qu Qu" "Chirp......Chirp ......Tweets. Among the crickets, only the male cricket will bark because it has a sounder, which is a kind of "marriage proposal" signal, and the female cricket will rush to "go to the appointment" when she hears it.

At this time, if a male cricket breaks in, a fight will take place. The two males first flapped their wings and chirped, then paws facing each other, pounced and bit until one of them was defeated and escaped. The victorious male cricket also has to flapp its wings proudly and chirp.

Because crickets are good at singing and aggressive, since ancient times, people like to raise crickets, ** their wonderful fighting performances. On the head of the cricket, there is a filamentous antennae that are longer than the body, and there is a pair of long tail whiskers on the tail, and the oviposition tube of the female cricket is relatively long, sandwiched between the two tail whiskers, so it is commonly known as the three-tailed son. Male crickets do not have ovipositor tubes, so they are called two-tailed crickets.

The quality of crickets can often be judged by their sounds: those with high-pitched and light calls are mostly small crickets, and those with high-pitched and powerful voices are mostly large ones.

Crickets are called to promote weaving, commonly known as crickets, night insects, general insects, autumn insects, cockfighting, weaving, weaving, tending to weave, ground trumpets, stove chickens, Sun Wang, soil stinging, "monk" is the name of the cricket before giving birth to double fiber wings.

antennae filiform, longer than the body; 3 tarsal segments, walking feet on the forefoot, tympanosis often with eardrum hearing, and jumping foot on the hind foot; Most species of males have vocal structures on their forewings; Females have well-developed ovipositive lobes that are knife-shaped, spear-shaped, or long-plated.

The body color is dark brown, and the body is mostly barrel-shaped, with thick hind legs and filamentous antennae longer than the body.

There are two long tail filaments at the end of the abdomen, and if it is a female, there is also an oviposition tube longer than the tail filament, and the wings have obvious concave and convex patterns for males, and holes or wings with straight straight stripes for females.

The author of the cricket is the French writer Fabre。The crickets that live in the meadows are almost as famous as the cicadas. They are quite good among several exemplary insects.

The main reason why it is so famous is because of its residence, but also because of its excellent singing talent. Possessing only one of these manuscripts is not enough to make them so famous.

Origin of cricketsCrickets are one of the three major songworms in China and have always been loved by the folk market. With the gradual fashion of playing with songworms in society, crickets, which destroy crops, have become valuable, such as white tooth green, white tooth purple, blue line flying spider, iron marble and other well-known cricket varieties in ancient times were hard to find. Wild crickets have a lifespan of about 100 days.

By late October, the cricket population is declining and the cricket season is over.

Crickets are a general term for the class Insecta Orthoptera.

蟋蟀 (xī shuài) (gryllulus; gryllus) invertebrates, insecta, orthoptera, crickets. It is also known as promoting weaving, commonly known as crickets, night insects (because it chirps at night), general insects, autumn insects, fighting cocks, promoting weaving, tending to weaving, ground trumpets, stove chickens, Sun Wang, soil stinging, and "monk" is the name of the cricket before giving birth to wings.

The body color is mostly dark brown, and the body is mostly barrel-shaped, with thick hind legs and filamentous antennae longer than the body. There are two long tail filaments at the end of the abdomen, and if it is a female, there is also an oviposition tube longer than the tail filament, and there is another way to distinguish between male and female, the male with obvious concave and convex patterns on the wings, and the female with straight wing lines. Most peculiarly, his hearing device is on the forefoot segment.

The chirping cricket uses its wings to make sounds, and on the right wing of the cricket, there is a short spine like a file, and on the left wing, there are hard spines like knives. The left and right wings are closed one by one, rubbing against each other. Vibrating the wings can make a pleasant sound.

In addition, the different tones and frequencies of crickets can express different meanings, and the loud and long rhythm of crickets at night is not only a warning to other people of the same sex who are not allowed to enter, but also can be courted. When another person of the same sex enters its domain, it chirps majestically and rapidly as a solemn warning.

Crickets, also known as weaving, weaving copy, crickets, are a kind of edible and aggressive insects. At night in late summer and early autumn, they hide in the corner

Crickets are also called weaving complexes.

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Cricket (xī

shuài) is also known as "promoting weaving", "plain needle", "tending to weaving", "chanting", "cricket". Insecta, Orthoptera. According to research, crickets are an ancient insect that has a history of at least 1.4 billion years and was the object of rich men in ancient times.