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2) The grasshopper sings in​

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Answered by spoorthidaffodils
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low voice grasshoper sings

Answered by riyatyagi46
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There are two different mechanisms for singing:

In the one used by the Short-horned grasshoppers, there is a comb-like structure with a row of teeth on the inside of the hind leg, which gets rubbed against a ridge on the wing (a bit like running a stick along a fence very quickly). This produces a ‘chirp’ sound.

The other mechanism used by Crickets and Long-horned grashoppers, there is again a comb-and-ridge mechanism, however, the structures are on the left and right forewings, which rub over each other.

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