Wood rats, cave crickets, and numerous rare fish, amphibian, crustacean, and insect species inhabit caves, and many will consume or line their nests with virtually any material left for them to find.
Localized post-depositional mixing by cave crickets (Ceuthophilus stygius or Hadenoecus subterraneus) is evident both macroscopically and microscopically as homogenized weakly granulated fabric.
There is also a species of cave cricket in Borneo that feeds on both the young and eggs of swiftlets.
Although cave crickets might look similar to the field cricket, they are from a different family.
Turning down ‘Boone Avenue’, a high and narrow sinuous corridor, we saw a few cave crickets.
Definition of cave cricket in US English:
cave cricket
noun
another term for camel cricket
Example sentencesExamples
Turning down ‘Boone Avenue’, a high and narrow sinuous corridor, we saw a few cave crickets.
Although cave crickets might look similar to the field cricket, they are from a different family.
There is also a species of cave cricket in Borneo that feeds on both the young and eggs of swiftlets.
Localized post-depositional mixing by cave crickets (Ceuthophilus stygius or Hadenoecus subterraneus) is evident both macroscopically and microscopically as homogenized weakly granulated fabric.
Wood rats, cave crickets, and numerous rare fish, amphibian, crustacean, and insect species inhabit caves, and many will consume or line their nests with virtually any material left for them to find.