An international team of researchers has reconstructed a song played by a prehistoric bushcricket some 165 million years ago. A modern-day bushcricket (Jackins) In the Jurassic the world was host to a diversity of sounds. Primitive bushcrickets and croaking amphibians were among the first animals to produce loud sounds by rubbing certain body parts together. Modern-day bushcrickets – also known as katydids – produce mating calls by rubbing a row...