Loxoblemmus doenitzi is a blackish-brown cricket of grassy places and farmland in Japan, Korea, and China; it is not found in the United States. Males are known for their flattened face, which juts forward so the head looks three-cornered.
Appearance
- Appearance
- About 5/8–7/8 in (15–21 mm) long and blackish brown. Males have a broad, flat face that sticks out past the eyes.
Where it lives
- Typical habitats
- Grassland
- Farmland
- Vacant lots
- Range
- Japan, Korea, and China. Not found in the US.
Behavior
- Overwintering
- Spends the winter as eggs, which hatch in late spring to early summer (May–June in Japan).
Conservation
- IUCN Red List
- NENot EvaluatedNot yet assessed
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