Golden pheasant, wild goose, cricket, tiger and panda, which is different?

Golden pheasant, wild goose, tiger and panda all belong to animals, and cricket belongs to insects, which is different from the other four.

Cricket is a small insect of Orthoptera, which has attracted human attention in ancient times because of its good singing characteristics. There is a description of crickets in the Book of Songs: "Crickets are old in the hall." I'm not happy today, except the sun and the moon. Crickets can often be seen in later poems and songs, and most of the descriptions during the period appear in a delicate gesture of sadness and sadness, such as: "the west wind blows crickets, cutting the wailing sound", "wet fireflies swim in ancient houses, crickets grieve for autumn chrysanthemums", "the morning breeze is painstaking, and crickets hurt narrow" and so on.

Cricket is commonly known as cricket, and it was also called weaving promotion in ancient times. Known as "the first worm in the world." Cricket is a field singer among insects. Because of its melodious song, it belongs to Orthoptera Cricket Family in Insecta. Crickets are not only good at singing, but also like fighting, so the story of cock hitting crickets has been passed down to this day. Cricket cricket, also known as cricket cricket and cricket fighting in China, was called by the ancients as a kind of representative autumn singing insect. The male of this insect is good at fighting. Our people like to watch it fight since ancient times, so it is also called "cricket fighting" and "general". It is not only aggressive, but also good at jumping and singing, so it has become a popular ornamental insect in past dynasties. This insect is brown all over and has long antennae. Big hind feet, good at jumping. Male worms are 20 ~ 25mm long and have two tails, commonly known as "two tails". The female has four tails, two long and two short, with an ovipositor in the middle. Crickets have dark reflective heads with orange longitudinal stripes on their heads. The forelimbs of males reach the ventral end, most individuals have no hind wings, and a few males have hind wings and can fly. The male sound mirror is slightly rectangular and loud. The syllables are symmetrical and slightly pronounced. When pronouncing, the two front wings stand upright and make a "squeak" sound due to friction, which can be used for continuous singing. This insect not only makes pleasant sounds, but also has aggressive habits, so it is considered as the most valuable ornamental insect. Crickets that win many battles can often be fired to a high value.