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"It's time to get ready for the return of the cicadas.Millions, if not billions, of the noisy insects are expected to be showing up this spring all over the East Coast.The so-called \"Brood 2\" cicadas may be on the way. The life cycle of the cicada means in the next few weeks, the brood will come up from underground where they have been living, find a mate and die.News 8 spoke to insect expert Dr. John Wallace at Millersville University. Wallace said that because the cicadas are a good source of food, the swarm could lead to a jump in the fish and mice population.While cicadas make quite a racket, they do not sting or bite. The insects usually die about four weeks after emerging.u local bug shotsIf you have an interesting insect image that you would like to share with WGAL, you can join u local then upload it.19710892"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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