The map uses information from the University of Connecticut's Cicada Project ... when they rise from their burrows underground in populations that can reach up to the trillions.

Known as Brood XIV, it's the nation's second largest periodical cicada brood and its emergence ... and the tiny nymphs fall to the ground and burrow into the soil where they latch on to tree ...

Known as Brood XIV, it's the nation's second-largest periodical cicada brood ... eggs hatch and the tiny nymphs fall to the ground and burrow into the soil where they latch onto tree roots ...

They will have their chance this spring when they are set to emerge throughout southwest Ohio, filling the air with buzzing noises and littering nature with discarded cicada shells. Here is what ...

the insects burrow upward and break through the surface of the soil, often making their presence known by erupting in loud and at times constant choruses. Conspicuous noises from cicada swarms are ...

Known as Brood XIV, it's the nation's second largest periodical cicada brood and its emergence ... and the tiny nymphs fall to the ground and burrow into the soil where they latch on to tree ...

It's cicada season again. Any time now, these flying insects will emerge from the ground and make an absolute ruckus as they look for mates before disappearing again. The noise from cicadas can ...