Katydid

Katydid is also known as the leader of singing insects. It generally refers to some male insects that are good at singing in the family Katydidae, including the Chinese katydid. Because male grasshoppers have a vocal organ near their forewings, they can produce sounds by rubbing their wings together. Other names include 聒聒, katydid, katydid, oilseed, calling Ying, etc.

Chinese name: Katydid

Alternate name: Katydid

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Insecta

Order: Order

Suborder: Longhorned suborder

Family: Caberidae

Latin name: Tettigoniidae

Naming time: Krauss, 1902