they specialize in hunting cicadas (Tibicen spp.). Specifically, they specialize in the dog-day cicada, named for their prevalence during the "dog days" of summer. These cicadas are the annual cicada ...

Annual cicadas emerge worldwide each year, but periodical cicadas are found only in eastern North America. They live underground as nymphs for either 13 or 17 years before emerging above ground in ...

About 14 Indiana counties will see Brood XIV cicadas, along with the usual annual cicadas. Find out the details, including which cities are predicted to have the biggest emergence in Indiana.

The Brood XIV cicadas are expected to emerge from the ground in late May after spending 17 years underground and a variety of fish species enjoy these high-protein insects. During the annual fly ...

About 14 Indiana counties will see Brood XIV cicadas, along with the usual annual cicadas. Find out the details, including which cities are predicted to have the biggest emergence in Indiana. You can ...

Not all broods are created equal. Making the most basic distinction, there are annual cicadas, which have black or brown eyes, and then there are periodical cicadas, which almost always have red ...

There is a lot to take in. Annual cicadas live all over the world, are up to 1 ¾ inches, have greenish-black bodies, green eyes, and translucent wings. They show up every year with the heat of ...

Epstein: We also hear cicadas just every summer. I hear them sort of making their noise in the summer. Can you talk a little bit about, and either of you could pick this up — the difference between an ...