Creepy Crawly Bug Sounds, Black Screen 🎧🪲⬛ • 12 hours

This is the sound of a bunch of June bugs crawling around. I got a kind of tickling sensation when I listened to them up close with my audio equipment and figured that even though it is a strange thing to record, someone out there might enjoy it! Make sure to use headphones for the full effect...

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The name "June bug" (alternatively "May bug" or "June beetle," depending on locale) refers to the adult phase of beetles of the genus _Phyllophaga_. Their shells are generally red-brown or green. In North America, they appear in abundance in spring and early summer, flying all over the place and bumping into things as they engage in their mating cycle. They are highly attracted to lights, so you will often find hordes of them on a well-lit porch. While harmless, they might give you a bit of a scare if they buzz into you or accidentally grab your skin or clothes with their sticky legs.