This question is for you Bill Or anyone who wants to take a guess.
Post your guesses and I will give the answer in a bit. I read this question on my Pringles chip. For some reason they have trivia on the chips now, lol.
The African cicada, Brevisana brevis (Homoptera: Cicadidae) produces a calling song with a mean sound pressure level of 106.7 decibels at a distance of 50 cm. Two species of North American cicadas, Tibicen walkeri Metcalf and T. resh (Haldman), produce an alarm call with a mean sound pressure level of 105.9 dB(50 cm). Brevisana brevis is likely the loudest insect species on record. Cicada songs are species-specific and play a vital role in communication, reproduction, and possibly defense.
thats it joe your off the team!
psh you forgot that i am a insect god!
Bwcad1 wrote:thats it joe your off the team!
psh you forgot that i am a insect god!
oh man, I really screwed the pooch that time didn't I...damn...I will help you with your lincoln if you let me stay on the team....<sniff> <sniff> :happy055:
Bwcad1 wrote:The African cicada, Brevisana brevis (Homoptera: Cicadidae) produces a calling song with a mean sound pressure level of 106.7 decibels at a distance of 50 cm. Two species of North American cicadas, Tibicen walkeri Metcalf and T. resh (Haldman), produce an alarm call with a mean sound pressure level of 105.9 dB(50 cm). Brevisana brevis is likely the loudest insect species on record. Cicada songs are species-specific and play a vital role in communication, reproduction, and possibly defense.
thats it joe your off the team!
psh you forgot that i am a insect god!
You got it Bill!! I should have posted something saying no Googling, but I don't think anyone would have gotten it right. I know I wouldn't have.
Isn't it weird that Pringles has trivia questions on their chips? It did make for a fun fishing trip last weekend though.