Illinois' cicada invasion isn't over yet. Here's why and what happens next
The summer of cicadas is not quite over. Here's why.
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The summer of cicadas is not quite over. Here's why.
We're still hearing from people who have not seen or heard a single cicada anywhere near them, but for many people, that constant, high-decibel mating call that's been going on around the clock can't stop soon enough. So, when exactly will these winged noisemakers finally shut up?
The "cicada-geddon" is the result of the co-emergence of Brood XIII and Brood XIX, with billions of bugs crawling out of the ground across parts of Eastern U.S.
States spared by the trillions of cicadas this year might not be so lucky next year. In 2025, Brood XIV is set to come to life. It's the second-largest periodical brood of cicadas.
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