Crime of 'terrorism' in the US state during mating season

The unusually crowded crickets, appearing in the US state of Oklahoma during mating season, are threatening the lives of local residents and terrifying them.

Not only does it emit a toxic odor and make a shrill cry, the "terrorist" Oklahoma crickets also tend to eat each other.

Follow the local residents, crickets or gather and sip the corpses of the same kind. These insects also cover every street, sidewalk and building, making it impossible for people to avoid occasionally trampling on them.

Crickets landed in every corner of Oklahoma, USA, threatening the lives of local residents and terrifying them.(Photo: Daily Mail)

The more trampled the crickets were, the more they got into the surrounding homes and businesses.

Experts say the weather may be the cause of the emergence of crowded crickets."The rise of crickets seems to occur after periods of dry weather lasting in the spring and early summer, followed by a rain in July and August. Wide-area cracked soil can also be a weakness. Another important factor, " said Rick Grantham, director of the University of Oklahoma's Plant and Insect Diagnostic Laboratory.

Cool and wet weather is a favorable condition for mating crickets. They will appear massively to find mates and spawn at this time.

Although these creatures can be quite "hard-necked" and difficult to remove, experts have suggested some tips to help solve some of the problems. "Usually, daytime, crickets or lurks in the marshes and dark areas," said Grantham . insecticides on wood-based wooden boards, sills and cracks, crickets or hiding places, will also help control them. "

Crickets will eventually die, and die, but this process can last up to 8 weeks. In the meantime, local residents can only complain and publish scary pictures of "terrorist" insects on social networking sites. An Oklahoma resident is even concerned, when all the crickets die, they can create a horrible smell like rotting meat.