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Choose a Page:What is inside an insect?What is a stick insect?*How do grasshoppers 'sing'?*How does a butterfly begin its life?Which insect is the heaviest?How does the praying mantis get it...How do ants live?Which spider is the most poisonous?How can you tell butterflies and m...How many different kinds of insect...Do insects have territories?Why are some insects brightly colo...How does a spider make a web?What do bees and wasps eat? How do grasshoppers 'sing'? Grasshoppers make sounds by rubbing small pegs on their hind legs against a hard vein on their forewings. Males 'sing' to attract a mate.   Previous: Back Book: Best Ever Q&A Section: Nature Chapter: Insects & Spiders