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Brood X cicadas emerging now for first time in 17 years: What to know

Brood X cicadas are coming, and in some places they re already here CNET 4 hrs ago Leslie Katz © Provided by CNET Periodical cicadas emerge from underground in the spring of their 13th or 17th year. Here s a periodical cicada nymph clinging to a tree branch in Greenbelt, Maryland, on May 11. Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images Parts of the Eastern US have started witnessing a remarkable natural sight: cicadas tunneling out from their subterranean homes for the first time in 17 years for a massive mating frenzy. © Provided by CNET A newly emerged periodical cicada sheds its exoskeleton and unfurls its wings. Soon it will be mating time. GIF by Leslie Katz/CNET

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Brood X cicadas have started emerging for the first time in 17 years: What to know

Brood X cicadas 2021 emerging across the map: Sights and sounds to expect CNET 8 hrs ago Leslie Katz © Provided by CNET Brood X cicadas in Haverford, Pennsylvania, on May 25. Jim Watson/Getty Images Across parts of the Eastern US, the cicadas of Brood X are tunneling out from their subterranean homes for the first time in 17 years for a massive (and inescapably loud) mating frenzy. Here s everything you need to know about the little critters with black bodies and bold red eyes now making their highly anticipated appearance above ground and all over social media. What is Brood X? © Provided by CNET

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Trillions of Brood X cicadas emerging for first time in 17 years: What to know

Trillions of Brood X cicadas emerging for first time in 17 years: What to know CNET 2 hrs ago Leslie Katz © Provided by CNET Periodical cicadas emerge from underground in the spring of their 13th or 17th year. Fifteen US states, and Washington, DC, are about to see a whole lot of them. Getty Images Parts of the eastern United States are about to witness a remarkable natural spectacle: trillions of cicadas tunneling out from their subterranean homes for the first time in 17 years for an inescapable mating frenzy. Periodical cicadas, as they re known, are different than annual cicadas. They spend almost their whole lives a foot or two underground, living on sap from tree roots. Then, in the spring of their 13th or 17th year, depending on the type, mature cicada nymphs emerge for a brief adult stage, synchronously and in huge numbers. Really huge numbers.

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Billions of Brood X cicadas emerging for first time in 17 years: What to know

Billions of Brood X cicadas emerging for first time in 17 years: What to know CNET 2 hrs ago Leslie Katz © Provided by CNET Periodical cicadas emerge from underground in the spring of their 13th or 17th year. Fifteen US states, and Washington, DC, are about to see a whole lot of them. Getty Images Parts of the eastern United States are about to witness a remarkable natural spectacle: billions of cicadas tunneling out from their underground homes for the first time in 17 years to fill outdoor spaces and share their inescapably loud mating calls. Periodical cicadas, as they re known, are different than annual cicadas. They spend almost their whole lives a foot or two underground, living on sap from tree roots. Then, in the spring of their 13th or 17th year, depending on the type, mature cicada nymphs emerge for a brief adult stage, synchronously and in huge numbers. Really huge numbers.

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The cicadas are coming! Here s what to expect

The buzzing cicadas are expected to emerge in parts of Michigan by June.

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