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The emergence of billions of cicadas may be a nuisance to some, but to others, witnessing them is a rare, awe-inspiring experience that deserves to be celebrated. And Cincinnati creatives are embracing the arrival of Brood X with commemorative merchandise. From comical cicada-inspired T-shirts to decadent cicada-inspired desserts, these bugs aren’t only invading our yards they’re also taking over Cincinnati businesses.
Cicada Clothing
Cincy Shirts is a one-stop clothing shop for all things Cincinnati, so it’s no surprise the business is embracing Cincinnati’s cicada pride by releasing Brood X-inspired shirts that’ll have you laughing. Longtime Cincinnatians may also recognize the Snappy Cicada Pizza T-shirt, which commemorates the 1987 jingle released by Snappy Tomato Pizza, which is also participating in the cicada celebration by partnering with The Christ Hospital in Mt. Auburn and Liberty Township to gift every baby born during the emergence with a limite
Just about every year Cicadas start appearing in South Dakota in July or August. They are those big noisy bugs that we hear every summer in the midwest.
But this year is a big year because a wave of cicadas will be descending on parts of the nation by the trillions. Every 17 years all the cicadas that have been tunneling and eating make their way above ground to sprout wings, chow down, and mate.
This Big Bunch of Bugs called Brood X was last seen in 2004. And although the Brood X bugs are already appearing out east they won t be coming to South Dakota. Amanda Bachmann with the South Dakota State University Extension Office says no Brood X cicadas live in our state. Good news.