Hadenoecus cumberlandicus

[5] The crickets aggregate to minimize dehydration using specialized pheromones that reduce mobility on contact, acting as an anti-predator defense tactic from cave spiders.

It has been found to have a co-occurrence relationship with the cave orb weaver spider Meta ovalis.

[6] This cricket has very long legs, and a dark body.

The antennae are also longer than that of an average camel cricket.

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