The cricket chirp thermometer is a simple yet effective method to estimate the outdoor temperature. This method is based on the observation that crickets tend to chirp more rapidly as the temperature increases.
The formula used for this calculation is derived from the work of George W. Pierce, who observed that the number of chirps per minute by a cricket species known as the snowy tree cricket (Oecanthus fultoni) can be correlated with temperature.
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