Hadenoceus (cave cricket) Mammoth Cave National Park
By Geology and Ecology of National Parks
2003 (approx.)
Detailed Description
The cave cricket Hadenoceus subterraneus, one of the most abundant organisms in Mammoth Cave. They regularly commute to the surface to feed, and import nutrients to the cave system via their droppings and eggs, which are several species preferred prey. Photo courtesy of Kendall Wheeler; photographer Rick Olson/NPS.
Sources/Usage
Photo courtesy of Kendall Wheeler; photographer Rick Olson/NPS