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Brood X Cicadas to Emerge in the Billions, Creating Chorus of Clicking

By William Cox | May 13, 2021

Billions of cicadas are set to emerge from the depths of the soil by next week, hitting about 18 states around the country. This year, the cicada emergence will have three epicenters in the Washington D.C. area, Indiana and Tennessee.

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