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This is one insect I don't know its name.

It's a noctunal insect that looks like a cricket but lives with humans in houses.

If you know its name, it might help not just me but someone else too.

Imagine dating a Banny that talks too much,as in, a garrulous banny under your roof at night alongside this insect . Omoh,no sleeping for you for that night

Sonnobax15:

Imagine dating a Banny that talks too much,as in, a garrulous banny under your roof at night alongside this insect . Omoh,no sleeping for you for that night

I can imagine that and on a second thought, it means you know the insect.

What's it's name?

OndoRaph:
I can imagine that and on a second thought, it means you know the insect.

What's it's name?

. I don't know the English name for it,but in my language which is urhobo,it's called--"okere"😊

Sonnobax15:
. I don't know the English name for it,but in my language which is urhobo,it's called--"okere"😊

Wow! In mine, it's called sindakakpe.

Cricket

slimjohn2k5:
Cricket

No, thats not cricket.

Cricket is the pix below.

Antwan99:
No, thats not cricket.

Cricket is the pix below.

That's true. And crickets don't live with humans in rooms.

Crickets are even edible but that insect is not.

Cricket or witch

House cricket = acheta domestic.

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Crickets cousin u can see it has every similarities with crickets

Sonnobax15:

Imagine dating a Banny that talks too much,as in, a garrulous banny under your roof at night alongside this insect . Omoh,no sleeping for you for that night

It's noise is like 2 female amebo that meet at the town market side gistin and giggling about Amaka that snatch her friends boyfriend.
They never stop talking

The name of this insect (I must must first right gibberish to make 40 characters) is okere in okun language.

When it matured it turn to cricket.
This insect only make sense inside village at night.it a symbol of village settings.

I think Igbos call it ntee.....jumps like a fleeing frog n I think it makes noise at night too

That's a cricket.

Stop confusing yourself. It's pretty obvious even from the sound it makes.

Oceemo:
Crickets cousin u can see it has every similarities with crickets

So you mean I should simply call it cricket cousin?

It is cricket. It makes a chirp sound. Funny enough, it is edible and is a neat animal

It's called Helinus
A different type of cockroaches

Antwan99:
No, thats not cricket.

Cricket is the pix below.

it's same insect

This one you posted don baff

The first one you posted dey street

Thats a cricket

The insect in the image is a Tropical House Cricket, also known as Gryllodes sigillatus.

OndoRaph:
This is one insect I don't know its name.

It's a noctunal insect that looks like a cricket but lives with humans in houses.

If you know its name, it might help not just me but someone else too.

Guys Google made their image search FREE. Use it to your advantage!!!!

erad:
That's a cricket.

Stop confusing yourself. It's pretty obvious even from the sound it makes.

It's not a cricket. This one is not edible while crickets are.

The youngest of cricket is bigger than the most matured of this one.

They are not the same.

According to Google lense, it's a tropical house cricket.

Noted.

Please post all threads in the right section, and don't derail threads by posting off topic.

It is called chinge in my native language. Very delicious. My fellow northerner can relate

OndoRaph:
This is one insect I don't know its name.

It's a noctunal insect that looks like a cricket but lives with humans in houses.

If you know its name, it might help not just me but someone else too.

Nymph of a house cricket. ie before it develop wings. Its important that we understand the life cycle of insects that lives around us like housefly, mosquitoes, termites so as to know how to effectively control them.

Antwan99:
No, thats not cricket.

Cricket is the pix below.

Ntente..edible insect which doesn't live in the house. The other one is called Mkpukpo.

Ivoo:
The insect in the image is a Tropical House Cricket, also known as Gryllodes sigillatus.

Thank you dear.

I googled the name and it's pictures showed.

OndoRaph:
It's not a cricket. This one is not edible while crickets are.

The youngest of cricket is bigger than the most matured of this one.

They are not the same.

OK boss.

Let me know when you find out the name and it's not a specie of cricket.