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New year, new brood: Map shows where cicadas will be in 2025

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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Watch out this year: Cicadas urinate a lot, study finds

Watch out this year: Cicadas urinate a lot, study finds
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Cicadas can urinate on you from trees, study says

Cicadas can urinate on you from trees, study says
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Study: Cicadas pee from trees And they urinate a lot

Cicadas have a unique digestive system that allows them to process tree sap fluid at 300 times their body weight, researchers found.

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Billions of cicadas are emerging in Alabama When will they go away?

Billions of cicadas are emerging in Alabama When will they go away?
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