What is another word for gryllidae?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈɪlɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Gryllidae is a scientific family of insects, commonly known as crickets. It includes more than 900 species of crickets, ranging from small to large, with different colors and shapes. Crickets are known for their characteristic chirping sound produced by rubbing their wings together. Synonyms for Gryllidae include cricket family, true crickets, and field crickets. These synonyms represent the family members' common traits, such as their habitat in fields, meadows, and gardens, and their unique sound. Crickets are essential in the ecosystem, as they provide food for birds and predators, and pollinate plants. Their distinctive chirping also adds to the ambiance of summer nights.
