Assertion: grasshopper | /r/CapableOf | make noise
Facets:
value: by rubbing their hind leg
type: MANNER
value: by rubbing their forelegs
type: MANNER
value: by stridulating
type: MANNER
value: like crickets
type: OTHER
value: with their forewings
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Grasshoppers make noise by rubbing their hind leg against their wing; crickets rub their wings together
text: Like crickets, grasshoppers can make a sound with their forewings, but the sound made by grasshoppers is more like a buzz than a trill or song.
text: Grasshoppers are different from bush crickets because of the number of segments in their antennae, the structure of the female ovipositor, the location of their sound organ and the ways they produce sound.
text: They create this noise by rubbing their hind legs against special comb-like structures on their forewings.
text: Grasshoppers are often referred to as crickets (Ensifera) of the sub-order of Orthoptera, however, they have several differences especially in terms of the structure of their ovipositor, the segments in their antennae, the way they produce their sounds and the location of their tympana.
text: Grasshoppers make noises by stridulating (rubbing the hind leg against the wing) and crepitating (snapping the wing in flight).
text: Grasshoppers make sounds by rubbing their forelegs against their wings, while crickets rub their wings together.