Cricket
Gryllidae
Order: Orthoptera
Low Risk
Description
Crickets are jumping insects known for the chirping sound males produce by rubbing their forewings together. While mostly harmless, large numbers can damage fabrics, paper, and food products.
Habitat & Distribution
Grass, fields, under rocks, and in warm indoor spaces.
Diet & Feeding
Plants, decaying matter, fabrics, and food scraps.
Behavior & Life Cycle
Nocturnal singers. Males chirp to attract females. They are attracted to warm, moist environments and lights.
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