If you’ve recently planted young trees and start to see signs of large cicada populations, the best option is to wrap the ...

The brood emerges every 17 years, and is considered the second largest periodical cicada brood, according to the University of Connecticut. Researchers use past emergences to predict where and ...

Researchers with the university's Cicada Project note that, while they cannot technically know with certainty where a particular brood is going to emerge next, its last known locations during ...

Cicada Brood XIV will crawl out of the ground this spring after they burrowed and disappeared 17 years ago. The brood are made up of "periodical" cicadas, meaning they only appear every 13 or 17 ...

Known as Brood XIV, it's the nation's second largest periodical cicada brood and its emergence will be witnessed by a good portion of the eastern United States. "Everything looks on target for ...

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. A map of the ...