When Cave Crickets Go Out For Dinner, They Really Go, Researchers Say
9th Sep 2005, 04:25 GMT
Cave crickets travel farther from their homes to forage -- by about double -- than their previously reported range, researchers have discovered. In Texas, that means protective buffer areas around caves may need to be extended to protect endangered invertebrate species that live inside and depend on the crickets.
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