Nobody wants their basement taken over by a horde of humpbacked crickets, thankfully, getting rid of them is a pretty ...

The spider cricket is a common American pest. This insect gets its name from its spindly, spider-like legs, but it’s not a true spider. This pest typically lives in caves and forests, but it can ...

This interesting-looking insect is a wingless cricket native to Southeast Missouri. It is a cave cricket, but it is also known by names such as camel cricket, camel-back cricket and spider cricket.

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Bring on the pumpkin spice=flavored everything and changing leaves, and, who could forget, the migrating wolf spiders and crickets. Not exactly what you had in mind for a peaceful fall? Find out how ...

Camel crickets are humpbacked insects found in moist environments like caves, basements, or cellars. They're considered pests and often damage plants and fabrics indoors and outdoors. Here’s where you ...