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Should New York Worry about the Super Rare Cicada Double Brood This Summer?

An event said to happen once every 221 years will take place this spring, where billions of cicadas will rise from the dirt after multiple broods activate at the same time.

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Should New York Worry about the Super Rare Cicada Double Brood This Summer?

An event said to happen once every 221 years will take place this spring, where billions of cicadas will rise from the dirt after multiple broods activate at the same time.

United statesNew yorkYates countySouth carolinaNorth carolinaUniversity of connecticutYasmin youngChuck dimperioRebeccal liljaMichaelj bohneForest service andrewm liebholdInvade newYou see this highly invasive insectOut for theseInvasive pests in new yorkDiamond mines attract thousands every

This Invasive Fish Found In New York, Kill It, Leave It On Land!

This fish isn't new to New York but now has been spotted in the Hudson River near Poughkeepsie.

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Giant Flying Spider Likely To Be New Invasive Species In New York

An invasive spider that has been making its way up the east coast will likely be in New York State in the near future.

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New York State Wants You To Kill This Frankenfish If You See It

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation wants an invasive species of fish killed.

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