Biology
Spray blood to avoid being eaten
In order to become a difficult item for predators, armor crickets have a great ability to spray blood out and vomit food out of their mouths whenever they are caught to…
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Biology
With giant crickets, the males get bigger and bigger
The weta crickets are indeed huge. Weighing up to 20 grams, they are one of the heaviest insects in the world. But the male is only half that size.
Biology
The male 'does not manage the distance' to find a partner
Finding a mate can be a hard work, the giant night cricket Cook Strait, Deinacrida rugosa, is a living testament to that.
Biology
Male crickets must choose between life and love
Calling or not calling, it's always a difficult question for male crickets. Because the cry can bring them love, but it can also be death.
Animal world
Spiders hide hidden crickets in the blink of an eye
Tarantula Spider is available in the cave and suddenly comes out to attack, making the cricket unable to prevent it.
Animal world
Scary people with animals eat themselves
In the natural world, predators of the enemy or of the same species are very normal for ecological survival and balance. However, the animal that feeds itself is another…
Animal world
Interesting insect world
Bees have feathers in the eye. You are more likely to be stung by a bee on a windy day in any other weather condition. The only insect that can rotate its head 360 degre…
Animal world
Close up of the extremely impressive hunting screen of chameleon
BBC Earth Unplugged filmmakers have made a slow-motion video depicting the impressive chameleon hunting scene.
Animal world
Why do carnivorous spiders mate after
Finding solutions to the behavior of some female spiders often eat their mates before or after intercourse, which has long attracted a lot of scientists' attention.
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You will see how fierce the biological world is through the following pictures
The world we live in is really not as peaceful as you think.
Medicine - Health
Eating crickets and insects is very good for the intestinal tract
Valerie Stull, Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsi-Madison at the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, still remembers the memory of her first time eating insects…
Medicine - Health
Cricket: a great source of food in the future
Vietnamese people know how to enjoy crickets for a long time, but mainly from natural sources. Raising crickets for food processing has recently developed, but small in…
Medicine - Health
Nutritional value in insects comparable to beef
Because of the nutritional values in insects, should insects be considered a source of other nutrients for humans in addition to livestock?
Medicine - Health
Insects will be an important food for humans
What do you think if someday crickets like insects become one of our important food?