Mole cricket

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This one insect is known as Mole cricket or Cricket Mouse Mondok or Dog Land.

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All members Mole cricket included in the family Gryllotalpidae.

In Indonesia alone the insects that live in this land have several names.

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The Javanese call it ****Orong-orong. The Sundanese call it ****Gaang. While the Batak people call it ***Singke ***.

Perhaps in other countries the insects that have thick protective skin with the lightest to darkest brown, it also has many names, according to local languages.

To be sure, all friends should be careful with these insects. When exposed to bites, quite sick.

This insect has two claws in its very sharp mouth.

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With that claw, Mole cricket can chew the roots and grass. Just imagine if our skin is exposed to gigigatannya.

Mole cricket includes insects that are rarely seen. He prefers silence in a hole in the ground. Occasionally out when looking for food, especially at night.

These insects are sometimes classified as pests because their behavior damages rooting or eating them.

But in some places, exampl in East Asia, these insects are often made a meal.

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It is said that Mole cricket the area began to endangered, due to massive eradication and habitat transition and soil erosion.

Well...all friends. So glance at Mole cricket. May be useful.

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Mole cricket | Ecency