What's the sound of a cricket? Can both male and female crickets make a sound?

[question 1] what is the sound of a cricket? Can both male and female crickets make a sound?

[expert answer] the cricket's call is made by the vibration of the wide, large and extremely thin wings growing on the back, which is diversified, but only the male cricket can make the call, and the female cricket does not.

Some crickets sound like "Haw", some like "Doodle", and some like "mouthful" and "Ding-Gui, Ding-Kou".

The sound of a cricket has something to do with its shape.

Large crickets call slowly, sometimes two or three times in a few hours. Small crickets sing frequently and frequently.

Crickets of different colors, such as black, purple, red and yellow, have different sounds. For example, yellow crickets have a metal sound in their calls. All the calls are also so subtle that they can only be distinguished with the heart.

The wings of crickets have several shapes, including square wings, pointed wings, large wings, plum blossom wings, pipa wings and so on. Because the shape of the wing is different, the sound is also different. generally speaking, the higher the wings are raised, the clearer and louder the sound is. There is a particularly hoarse cry with long wings over the body. Their calls are more difficult to simulate, some are like "chirp", some are like "toot", and the sound of big wings is like a Hong bell, which is really beautiful.

When calling the female, the doggy held his wings high and rubbed out a hasty cry. Each male adult can make two completely different calls. This is where its song is different from that of other insects, and one can't help but marvel at the magic of the Creator.

If a cricket chirps monotonously, it is a lonely male cricket looking for the courtship call of the opposite sex.

There is also a kind of "Ding-Kou, Ding-Kou," singing softly and gracefully, which is a cricket playing the piano, indicating that in addition to a male cricket, there is at least one "three shots" in the nest-the female cricket is in love.

[question 2] when does a cricket make a sound?

[expert answers]

Crickets make calls in four situations: 1. Courtship, which is the most common call. 2. The cry after the victory over the opponent is the most magnificent and powerful. 3. The call before the battle, some crickets will first make a cry to intimidate the opponent in order to scare off the opponent. 4. love words before mating, the male cricket can make the female cricket close to it through the call, and the tail of one male and one female cricket is close to the position where the rear claws can touch it. At this time, the male cricket begins to sing love songs, and the call is gentle and soft. It is not until the female cricket enters the state that the call stops mating.