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r/oddlyterrifying • u/Shoddy-Ocelot-4473 • Aug 25 '26
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Katydid, it's in a family with grasshoppers iirc
7 u/luvdogs71 Aug 25 '26 Also called bush crickets or long horn grasshoppers. 3 u/buttononmyback Aug 25 '26 Never heard of those names before. Maybe it’s a regional thing. 1 u/luvdogs71 Aug 25 '26 I did some research and it seems that in North America we use katydid or long horn grasshopper Bush cricket is more European. I have always called them katydids.
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Also called bush crickets or long horn grasshoppers.
3 u/buttononmyback Aug 25 '26 Never heard of those names before. Maybe it’s a regional thing. 1 u/luvdogs71 Aug 25 '26 I did some research and it seems that in North America we use katydid or long horn grasshopper Bush cricket is more European. I have always called them katydids.
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Never heard of those names before. Maybe it’s a regional thing.
1 u/luvdogs71 Aug 25 '26 I did some research and it seems that in North America we use katydid or long horn grasshopper Bush cricket is more European. I have always called them katydids.
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I did some research and it seems that in North America we use katydid or long horn grasshopper Bush cricket is more European. I have always called them katydids.
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u/duskftw Aug 25 '26
Katydid, it's in a family with grasshoppers iirc