Stenopelmatus sartorianus, commonly known as the sand cricket, is an insect species belonging to the family Stenopelmatidae. It is primarily found in arid regions of North America, such as deserts and sandy habitats. This nocturnal insect has a robust body, measuring around 2 inches in length, with long antennae and powerful hind legs adapted for jumping. It is known for its distinctive chirping sound produced by rubbing its wings together.