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Nature and music, though seemingly separate realms, often echo each other in fascinating ways. One compelling connection lies between katydids, violins, and the phenomenon of stridulation. Each involves the creation of sound through the friction of surfaces—demonstrating how the principles of acoustics transcend species and disciplines. Katydids are nocturnal insects known for their distinctive, rhythmicContinue reading “Katydids, Violins and Stridulation”