Eastern US States Brace For An Onslaught Of Millions Of Noisy 17-Year Cicadas
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As if the COVID-19 pandemic has not been difficult enough, 2020 has another "trick" in store for the residents of Southwest Virginia, parts of North Carolina, and West Virginia. This one will come in the form of millions and millions of noisy cicadas who are gradually emerging from their 17-year underground hibernation to spend the final few weeks of their lives mating and breeding. Dubbed Brood IX, the alien-like insects are expected to peak in mid-June, with as many as 1.5 million specimens emerging per acre. The visit, however, will be short-lived, and most will be gone by July.
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carter1ww약 5년can i eat them
happydays2256약 4년Um actually yes you can, some people say they taste like shrimp
mpt657약 5년i want to keep some in a jar
deadpoo1약 5년I want to keep some
hellosushi약 5년These bugs are cool but make so much noise!:)
chacewolfdragon약 5년i normily HATE bugs thut thies are kind of cool
scrappy_55년 이상So cool and fascinating. I see these bugs all the time on oak trees and when I was little I loved to find the shells of the bug ( to tell you the truth I still do 😂) like if you like to collect them
godlove3335년 이상gross. I really don't like the sounds of them crawling
ilovhoneybadger5년 이상For some other reason they don't seem as ugly as many other bugs do to me.- ilovhoneybadger5년 이상uugghh kind of gross *shudders
monky-d-lufy5년 이상I love cicadas but yes they can get really annoying i live in Ohio & Kentuky.