The insect in the picture you provided is a kind of mole cricket, which often inhabits rivers, beaches, lakeside plains, light saline-alkali land and low wetland areas, especially sandy loam and areas rich in humus. Can ordinary wet soil drill 15? 20 centimeters deep. The front foot is suitable for shoveling soil, and the body is cylindrical, with a pointed head and a fluffy body. With wings, you can go out of the hole at night. Oviposition tube is not prominent. Lay eggs in soil caves, and store plants in the caves as food for hatching nymphs.

Because of the living habits of moles, moles should appear in wet places in your home, such as gardens or bathrooms. Adult crickets have phototaxis and will appear near the lights at night. If the windows of your house are not equipped with insect screens, or the doors are not closed properly, once the lights are turned on at night, crickets will be attracted to your house.

If you don't want it to be destroyed, you can put it in the place where crickets often appear from 8 pm to 23 pm when crickets are most active. Once an adult cricket approaches the lamp, it will be destroyed by the lamp. If there are only one or two crickets without a trap lamp, you can also find a flashlight to attract crickets at night, and it is also possible to catch them manually.