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2 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
Rosier RorigerExplicit
No
Date created
2020/12/06
Latest episode
2021/01/10
Average duration
3 min.
Release period
36 days
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One way to quiet crickets is to encourage them to go somewhere else, and one sure way to do that is to eliminate all sources of water. Like all creatures, crickets need water to survive. One of the reasons they tend to hide in dark corners of basements is because there's moisture there. Turn up the heat or place a fan to evaporate the moisture, and the crickets will go away.
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2021/01/10
How to Silence a Cricket
2020/12/05
Lower temperatures and lack of water can stop a cricket from chirping, but when you hear it, you know love is afoot, because chirping is how crickets express it. Only the males do it, and they have different songs depending on whether they are trying to attract a female or trying to keep the females they have attracted happy.
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