Bug Attack!

 

New Jersey braces for once-in-17-years cicada invasion

Published April 07, 2013

Associated Press

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  A cicada, big, noisy bugs that climb out of the earth about every decade and a half. (Kathy F. Atkinson/University of Delaware)

I read an article about the cicadas coming out after 17 years underground in New Jersey. They eat the root of the plants and are harmless to most people. The birds, other insects, dog, and most any other animal are going to fill their stomachs. They come out, mate, lay eggs, and then die. I think that this is important because it gives a warning to the people of New Jersey and anyone that is going to visit. I also think that this is important because we need to learn about many new things, the cicadas.     

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