Tonggeret is the tree vampire who loves to sing! Tonggeret or garengpung is the name for all types of insects belonging to the #Cicadomorpha suborder, the Homoptera order. This insect is known from many of its members who emit loud noises from the trees and lasts a long time. #Cicadidae is the largest family of cicadas, with more than 3,000 species worldwide This insect has a pair of facets that are located far apart on its head and usually also have transparent wings. The shape is sometimes like a big fly, even though there are small #cicadas. Cicadas live in temperate to tropical regions and are easily recognizable among other insects, mainly because of their large body and extraordinary acoustics produced by sound-producing devices under their wings. Many cicadas have a life cycle that is affected by seasons. In Indonesia, the loud sound of the garengpung cicadas will appear at the end of the rainy season, when these insects reach the adult stage, come out from under the soil to perform mating season rituals. Adult juices are just coming out of the ground at the beginning of the rainy season. After mating, the female puts the egg on the ground and the insect dies. Curcuma is sometimes mistaken for grasshoppers or large flies, even though they do not have close family ties. Cricket has a taxonomically close relationship with leafhoppers and fleas. #Tonggeret has an amazing metamorphosis phase, because for 17 years it lived in the larval phase, before finally in 3 days it became an adult insect and immediately entered the reproduction phase. A few weeks after the wedding the cicada will die. Name in Indonesia In addition to cicadas, other names are also known, usually associated with the sound patterns produced. Sundanese call it #cengreret or #turaes, Javanese call it #garengpung, #kinjengtangis or uir-uir, Makassar people call it #nyenyeng; depending on the sound issued. #Tibicenlinnei #arthropoda #insecta #hemiptera #bellatrixdebali (at Bali, Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn_c6_Rhasb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yp429axiwibp
