Chirping Sounds
A few cockroach species are able to create chirping noises by rubbing their hind legs together, much like the cricket or grasshopper does. This activity is called “stridulation.” There are some cockroach species, specifically the males of these species, that generate a noise that sounds similar to clicking. This is generated when these cockroaches rub the hard shell that covers their thorax against their intercostal veins. This noise is made either to attract a mate or to frighten away any possible threat, including a rival male cockroach.
This is also the sound made by a few posters here calling for transparency and a multitude of questions that aren't relevant at this stage of development. WMG is as transparent as it can be. The results of the valuation and metal purity needs to be completed before anything else can happen, anything! This was stated many times but the chirping continues by the manipulating cockroaches trying to confuse shareholders. IF any investor has questions ask management of WMG directly and you will get the answers you need. Listen to DISCORD and you will be deceived. That's why many, many of his posts have been deleted because of false accusations.