One hot summer’s day a Grasshopper sat on a blade of grass enjoying the sunshine. ‘What a fine day,’ he said. ‘The sun’s shining and I’ve got as much grass as I can eat.’ The ...

Insects can make sounds in five principal ways. Perhaps the best known is by “stridulation” — rubbing one body part again another. This is how grasshoppers, crickets, some beetles and ...

Being mid-summer, grasshoppers have now reached the peak of their activity and can be heard 'singing', 'chirping' or to be more precise,'stridulating' in lush grassland on warm sunny days. To attract ...

To say Jonathan Kay, Ambassador of Buzz for Grasshopper.com, is passionate about Brand Loyalists would be an understatement. This week, ...

The cicadas make such sounds with organs in their bodies called tympana. This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: Cicadas vs. locusts: What’s the difference between these buzzing insects?

Researchers at Michigan State University studied how insects can help humans detect lung cancer weeks earlier than scans ...

Until the grassland species began emerging last month, I have seen only five butterflies, namely two brimstones, and three small whites.

A local family posted a photo to SnapJAX of a rare pink grasshopper sighting so Melanie Lawson went for a visit to get the story behind the photo -- and met more animals than she was expecting!

We have five different types of grasshopper and five bush-crickets all sharing their song, or stridulating, as they call for mates.

Being mid-summer, grasshoppers have now reached the peak of their activity and can be heard 'singing', 'chirping' or to be more precise,'stridulating' in lush grassland on warm sunny days. To ...