Invasion of 17 Year Cicadas Grips East Coast
Scientists warn billions of magicicadas brood II will emerge from underground after 17 years, covering parts of the East Coast in late spring. The noisy, harmless insects mate, lay eggs, and retreat, with some areas seeing wall to wall cicadas while others remain sparse.
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