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Noisy Recurrence: Billions Of Cicadas Set to Emerge In May After 17-Year Cycle
Mating noises of cicadas will fill up the Northeastern part of the United States as an estimated of billions of these insects will emerge from the ground to have a frenzy of mating and egg laying.
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