What is another word for Locusts?
Pronunciation: [lˈə͡ʊkʌsts] (IPA) 
Locusts are a type of insect that often swarm and cause damage to crops. They are also known as grasshoppers, cicadas, or crickets. In some regions, they are referred to as hopper plagues or swarmer worms. Locusts are also known as migratory pests, as they move in large groups from one area to another, destroying everything in their path.
Other synonyms for locusts include gregarious grasshoppers, migratory locusts, and African locusts. Some people also use the terms "sky carpenters" or "sky prawns" to describe locusts.
Despite their destructive nature, locusts play an important role in the ecosystem. They provide food for many animals, including birds and reptiles, and help to decompose organic matter. Proper management and control measures can help protect crops and minimize damage caused by locusts.
