Where are a cricket’s ears located?

What part of its body does a butterfly taste with?

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Answer: On their legs

A cricket's ears are on its front legs, just below the knees and they have four acoustic inputs. The openings in the crickets exoskeleton that act as ears, lead into chambers inside the legs, which connect to either side of the cricket, allowing sound to pass completely through the cricket.

Answer: Their feet

Aside from climbing and walking, its legs help it in smelling and tasting food, as well as pinpointing the host plant for its caterpillars. The special
chemoreceptors on its tarsus pick up the scent from the surface on which it walks.