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Trillions of 'Brood X' Cicadas Are About to Emerge After 17 Years Underground – NBC Chicago

It’s one of nature’s weirdest events, featuring sex, a race against death, evolution and what can sound like a bad science fiction movie soundtrack.
Some people may be repulsed. Psychiatrists are calling entomologists worrying about their patients, Shrewsbury said. But scientists say the arrival of Brood X is a sign that despite pollution, climate change and dramatic biodiversity loss, something is still right with nature. And it’s quite a show.
Raupp presents the narrative of cicada’s lifespan with all the verve of a Hollywood blockbuster:
“You’ve got a creature that spends 17 years in a COVID-like existence, isolated underground sucking on plant sap, right? In the 17th year these teenagers are going to come out of the earth by the billions if not trillions. They’re going to try to best everything on the planet that wants to eat them during this critical period of the nighttime when they’re just trying to grow up, they’re just trying to be adults, s ....

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Trillions of Brood X cicadas are about to emerge after 17 years underground

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Trillions of cicadas are about to emerge after 17 years underground
Films about invading insects have been scaring movie-goers for decades. But now, a real-life insect invasion of what are called periodical cicadas will put Hollywood to shame by its sheer size and scope.
Over the next few weeks along the East Coast and Midwest, the cicadas will emerge from the ground, shed their skins and partake in a month-long mating ritual, making quite a scene climbing trees and singing mating songs as loud as 100 decibels, the same intensity as a jackhammer.
It s a pretty big event. I mean, we re talking about trillions of cicadas that are gonna be emerging, singing, calling, finding mates in your backyard, Dr. Jessica Ware, an entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History, told meteorologist and CBS News climate specialist Jeff Berardelli. ....

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Cicadas are on their way to take over

Mother Nature has been cooking up a treat for the last 17 years. It's called Brood X. ....

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Trillions of cicadas are about to emerge after 17 years underground

CBS News
Trillions of cicadas are about to emerge after 17 years underground
Films about invading insects have been scaring movie-goers for decades. But now, a real-life insect invasion of what are called periodical cicadas will put Hollywood to shame by its sheer size and scope.
Over the next few weeks along the East Coast and Midwest, the cicadas will emerge from the ground, shed their skins and partake in a month-long mating ritual, making quite a scene climbing trees and singing mating songs as loud as 100 decibels, the same intensity as a jackhammer.
It s a pretty big event. I mean, we re talking about trillions of cicadas that are gonna be emerging, singing, calling, finding mates in your backyard, Dr. Jessica Ware, an entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History, told meteorologist and CBS News climate specialist Jeff Berardelli. ....

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How to turn cicada season 2021 into a science project

When the temperature is right, those nymphs will leave their holes and make their way back to the bark of the nearby tree to shed their skin, a kind of sheddable exoskeleton known as an exuvia. In their soft, whitish post-shedding form, the cicadas will wait for their new adult skin to harden and darken to their signature black. The cicadas are highly vulnerable during time (it usually takes 30 minutes to an hour), and should be avoided to make sure they survive the process.
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Under optimal conditions, there may be as many as 1.5 million cicadas on a single acre of land. How concentrated their populations depends largely on how developed the local area is. These insects can and will emerge in urban, suburban and rural places alike. ....

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