This interesting-looking insect is a wingless cricket native to Southeast Missouri. It is a cave cricket, but it is also known by names such as camel cricket, camel-back cricket and spider cricket.

At a popular tourist cave in southern Australia, a new species was hidden among the dark stones. S. Iannello, P. G. Beasley-Hall (2024) Australian Journal of Taxonomy At a popular geological park ...

A new species of cave-dwelling cricket was discovered in an abandoned mining village in Brazil, according to to a study. Mendes-Carvalho, P. H., Souza-Silva, M., & Ferreira, R. L. (2025). Taxonomy In ...

Quick answer is ... yes! It's a Carolina leaf roller. It looks somewhat similar to a cave cricket (camel cricket), but it should not be mistaken for one. The Carolina leaf roller spends its life in ...

At a popular geological park outside Melbourne, Australia, tourists have the opportunity to try caving. More than 50 people per day go on recreational caving tours in Britannia Creek Cave year-round, ...