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'Singing penis' sets noise record for water insect

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samak | 11:48 Thu 30th Jun 2011 | Animals & Nature
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/13958630

I've tried it but can't get any sound...
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Ok, i'll admit it, i only clicked on this because of its title...

I heard it, and have to say, i was very underwhelmed sorry, lol. It's a series of...clicks is the word im looking for I guess.
I couldn't hear a thing... I guess that proves I am not a waterboatwoman.
Yes i think it might prove that one jno :-)
My mind was running away with itself then.
I had visions of the penis singing a proper song
Have I gone deaf?
Have you seen the puppetry of the penis? I've heard it's very good.
well I've heard it called lots of things but never 'stridulation'
You need to turn your sound right up to hear it. Not even a little bit impressive.

If we're talking comparability.... A Chihuahua is 1/10th the weight of a greyhound so its 15mph is really 150mph, now that's impressive.
I did have my sound turned right up. And what with it claiming to be as loud as a jumbo landing on your head, I thought I'd hear something, but still didn't. Maybe only people with insect genes can hear it.
Wish mine could sing.
Mind you ... might keep me up all nite : )
I've heard of The Vagina Monologues and even Talking Stones. Is this something similar?
Yes, sandyRoe.
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I tried this stridulation but it didn't sing, only sneezed...
This ones quite loud!! please dont ban me Ed :-)
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