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The Cicada Population Will Double Next Week—and Stay For More Than a Month
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Gourmet cicada dishes to be offered at Bloomington event in June
Do cicadas really taste like shrimp? Find out for yourself during a cicada pop-up event in Bloomington that will feature gourmet cicada dishes.
Credit: Jeremy Chasteen
Pictured is a plate of cicadas that Jeremy Chasteen and his family tried. Chasteen is helping plan a cicada pop-up event that will include cicada dishes made by an experienced chef. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 5:34 PM EDT May 18, 2021
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. A Bloomington group is launching a pop-up cicada experience in June that will include storytelling from a biologist, some newly composed cicada-inspired music, local artwork and gourmet cicada dishes.
Plate tectonics refers to how humongous slabs of solid rock glide over Earth s mantle, the layer just below the crust. These continental slabs shift, fracture and collide, causing
earthquakes to occur, mountains to grow and oceans to form. Besides Earth, no other known planetary bodies have plate tectonics, the researchers said. It s likely that Earth has life because of plate tectonics,
For instance, over time, rocks capture carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that helps to warm Earth (although too much CO2 can lead to
global warming), and plate tectonics ensures that these rocks eventually get dragged down and melted, and their CO2 is spewed out as gas through volcanoes,
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