Science Apr 30 The cicadas are coming. Here’s what to know if you’re in their path By Bella Isaacs-Thomas
Science Apr 01 Trillions of underground wonders to emerge in ‘cicada-geddon’, largest in centuries These cicadas are nature's kings of the calendar, crawling out from underground every 13 or 17 years and singing as loud as jet engines. By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Science May 17 WATCH: Your cicada emergence 2021 questions, answered Over the next few weeks, cicada nymphs will molt into adults and mate. Why does this happen every 17 years, why do so many cicadas emerge ... and why are they so loud?… By News Desk
Nation Apr 27 Watch 6:47 Cicada season: What to expect from the coming brood that’s been underground for 17 years The bugs are coming - billions of them. The periodical cicada emergence is just days away in many states. While their emergence occurs every 17 years and is no reason for fear, experts worry climate change is spurring them to… By John Yang, Diane Lincoln Estes
Science May 22 Cicadas strike back four years early. But why? University of Maryland entomologist Mike Raupp explores why cicadas have emerged ahead of schedule and whether climate change is a factor. By Julia Griffin