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Ask HN: Do crickets communicate in binary code?

1 pointsby naskwoabout 7 years ago
The sound of crickets reminds me of my old (90&#x27;s) 56.6k modem.<p>Could it be that crickets communicate with each other in a form of binary communication (i.e. morse code)? Are there any studies on this? Has any effort to decode this been made?<p>Sure, they&#x27;re just simple insects, but if the hypothesis is that the dumber a microservice is, the more elaborate its communications with the &quot;mothership API&quot; need to be; then we could assume that crickets need to communicate elaborately with each other for their basic needs.

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