Cicadas? A rattlesnake? What could that clacking noise be? If you've been in Grand Teton recently, you may have heard a strange clicking noise coming from sagebrush and other bushes. The sound belongs to the Pallid-winged grasshopper (Trimerotropis pallidipennis). Males make the noise by rubbing their back legs against their front wings and use the noise to attract females. #mygrandteton #mygtnp #findyourpark NPS Video/J. Bonney | Grand Teton National Park

Fun takes flight at Bugtopia! 🐛🌱 Explore a buzzing world of giant insects, hands-on science, and thrilling games. Jump like a grasshopper on the giant pad, then dive into action-packed discoveries with interactive science challenges. It’s nonstop adventure for the whole family!🪲 | Thanksgiving Point