Cicadas from Brood XIV will emerge in states such as Georgia, Kentucky, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia ...

Only male cicadas sing or make that buzzing noise they’re known for. To do so, they use sound-producing structures called tymbals, located on the side of their abdomens, Kritsky wrote on the ...

Male cicadas cause chaos by making a high-pitched buzzing noise designed to attract females which is as loud as a lawn mower. Last year, the bugs were so noisy that Americans called the cops to ...

Only male cicadas sing or make that buzzing noise they’re known for. To do so, they use sound-producing structures called tymbals, located on the side of their abdomens, Kritsky wrote on the ...

Tymbals exert a clicking sound, but cicadas repeat the sound so rapidly ... pose a risk of hearing damage despite their ear-ringing buzzing, unless you deliberately put your ear close to them ...

Cincinnati will once again be buzzing—literally—this spring as Brood XIV of the periodical cicadas emerges across the region.

As spring approaches, many science enthusiasts and insect-lovers are wondering when they’ll hear the piercing, buzzing sound cicadas bring with them as they emerge from underground. This year ...

Brood XIV cicadas will emerge in numbers around the lower billions in 13 states, including Ohio and parts of Greater.