Oak bush-cricket

The male drums on leaves to call a female, but the sound is so quiet that people can hardly hear it.

Its feelers can grow to about 4 centimetres, much longer than its body.

The mother lays her eggs one by one under the bark of trees.

The babies hatch in late spring and are grown up by late summer.

A sneaky worm can live inside it and make it want to go near water, because the worm needs water to finish growing up.