Crickets and Grasshoppers

If you have encountered an insect with a somewhat arched and prominent back, you have probably seen a camel cricket. They are also referred to as cave crickets, land shrimps, and … Read more

Mole crickets generally resemble mammalian moles, but variation in appearance could still be observed, depending on species. Unlike true crickets, mole crickets do not have enlarged hind legs. Rather, they … Read more

For the longest time, crickets have been part of our night meditation. The chirping sound they create from the rubbing of their wings is like a sweet lullaby that calms … Read more

At first glance, crickets and grasshoppers may appear very similar. For someone whose eyes aren’t trained, it would be difficult to tell these insects apart. Are crickets and grasshoppers related … Read more

With their beautiful chirping, crickets are best appreciated from afar. However, if they get into your home or infest your yard, their constant noises can be irritating, and they may … Read more

Do you have cave crickets at home? Many Americans have cave crickets in their basement, so you are not alone, but there are many different methods that you can use … Read more

Since the dawn of agriculture, plants have been plagued by ravenous insect pests. But no gardener wants grasshoppers in his garden, and no farmer wants to see the season’s crops … Read more

Spider crickets, also called sprickets or camel crickets, resemble a combination of the two creatures. They have long, spider-like legs and use them to jump very high, and are often … Read more