Gryllidae
/ɡrɪˈlaɪdiː/ · gryl·li·dae
noun
- A family of insects that includes crickets and katydids. The Gryllidae family is known for their distinctive chirping sounds.
noun
- A suborder of insects within the order Orthoptera, which includes crickets and katydids. The Gryllidae suborder is characterized by their long antennae and powerful hind legs.
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Did you know? The Gryllidae family is known for their complex social behaviors, including mating rituals and territorial defense.