bushcrickets
Bushcrickets, also known as katydids, are insects belonging to the family Tettigoniidae. This diverse family is found in various habitats worldwide, primarily in tropical and temperate regions. Bushcrickets are closely related to crickets and grasshoppers, sharing the order Orthoptera. They are characterized by their long, thread-like antennae, which are often longer than their bodies, and their strong jumping legs.
Most bushcrickets are herbivorous, feeding on leaves, flowers, and seeds. However, some species are omnivorous, supplementing
The life cycle of a bushcricket typically involves incomplete metamorphosis. Females lay eggs, often in plant