What insect is this?
Some people say this is a baby cricket, others say it's a mother cricket, hahahahaha, but it's not. Show you a picture of a cricket, and the most obvious difference between it and a cricket is a dorsal bulge or hunchback.
In fact, it is called the tachycardia, which is a cavernous and gregarious insect. It is common in the fields in summer, preferring to live in the kitchen, the corner of the stove, and the crevices of the bricks. Because this insect very likes to live in warm places such as stoves, to eat rice grains, vegetable crumbs, etc. on the stove, generally there is food at home, relatively rich, there is food on the stove, etc., the stove mantis only appeared, so the ancients thought that it was a good thing to appear at home.
According to folklore, every time the little Chinese New Year's Eve this day, the stove prince will return to the heavens to report the situation of the people. The mount he rode in heaven was not a fairy beast or a spirit bird, it was this sudden stove ant, so it was also known as "stove horse" in the folk.
Everyone knows the idiom of "clues and traces", the horse here is not a tall horse, but a stove horse cricket ridden by the king of the stove. The original meaning of the idiom refers to "the location of the spider can be found from the hanging spider silk, and the traces left by the climbing of the stove horse can find out where the stove horse is." "Isn't that amazing?"
Bulbophyllum is a member of the order Orthoptera cricketidae. The body is 15 to 28 mm long, the body width is 5 to 5.5 mm, the antennae are 4.5 cm long, larger than crickets, the whole body is yellowish brown, the head has light straight lines on the forehead, and the eyes are slightly prominent. The jumping action is like ballet, the song has a phototropism, and under the light of the moon, the sound is "chirping", like a chicken and a duck.
Let's give you two more insects, this is the ant, orthoptera antsko.
The picture below is called a scorpion, orthoptera, which is what we often call the land dog, which can catch a jar under the street lamp in the summer, which is a happy memory of many post-80s childhood.