- Gr****hopper
stridulation Several unidentified gr****hoppers
stridulating.
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stridulations Pachycondyla apicalis...
- Megaloblatta, like many
other insects, use
stridulation in
order to
steer their predators away. The
stridulating insects are less
likely to be pre**** upon...
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forewings (
stridulation).
These sounds are
produced mainly by
males to
attract females,
though in some
species the
females also
stridulate. Gr****hoppers...
- contact,
including thanatosis, freezing, bobbing, autotomy, fleeing,
stridulation,
retaliation and
chemical secretions. Some
animals respond to attacks...
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three species,
found in Guyana, Brazil, Venezuela, and Colombia. They
stridulate by
rubbing setae on
their pedipalps and legs.
Tarantulas of this genus...
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unique feature of H.
pluchei is that
while in many
species of spiders,
stridulation commonly occurs by
males during ****ual encounters, in H. pluchei, females...
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spiderlings within 6–8 w****s. In
response to threats,
Goliath birdeaters stridulate by
rubbing setae on
their pedipalps and legs. Also, when
threatened they...
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squeaking noise (
stridulation) to warn
potential predators (another form of
aposematism in females, and
automimicry in males). When
stridulating,
velvet ants...
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spider or
whistling spider as this species, like many tarantulas, can
stridulate to
produce a "hissing"
sound when
disturbed or threatened. This species...
- over
great distances.
Other species communicate with sounds:
crickets stridulate, or rub
their wings together, to
attract a mate and
repel other males...
