What is a cricket?

Cricket (Gryllulus；; Gryllus) In China, many people call it cricket. Crickets are regarded as pests in the eyes of farmers, destroying the growth of crops. Men like singing, fighting and killing each other. Female individuals are larger, with pinholes or spear ovipositors exposed and small wings.

In the cricket family, male and female crickets did not achieve "a hundred years of good cooperation" through "free love". Which male cricket is brave and good at fighting and defeats other members of the same sex, then it gains the possession of the female cricket, so polygamy is widespread in the cricket family.

Chinese name: cricket

Chinese alias: cricket, cricket

English name: Gryllulus；; Gryllus

Name: Okinawa goby

Field: animal kingdom

Phylum: Arthropod phylum

Lamian Noodles: Lamian Noodles with a chin.

Class: Insecta (Isecta), formerly known as "hexapod".

Subclass: winged subclass

Objective: Orthoptera.

Suborder: Tetanus or Ceratoptera.

Family: Grylloidea, Gryllidae.

Species: Cricket

Distribution: widely distributed.