Katydids Name Their Own Song In The Night
Insects echo their name through sound produced by wing rubbing. Katydids, cousins of grasshoppers, dwell in trees and leaves across eastern North America and sing at twilight into night. Males produce the name syllables Katy did and Katy did not.
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