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    What they do have, though, is a drinking straw-like appendage coming from their mouths that they use to suck up sap—but that won’t hurt you. “Cicadas are not dangerous to people, animals ...

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    Seventeen states will see cicadas in 2024. Cicadas are known for being annoying, but are they dangerous? Here's what they harm and whether they bite.

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    Yes, cicadas are somewhat destructive to trees, but native trees are adapted to withstand it. "They do cause a little damage to trees in a unique way by their egg-laying," Layton said. "They ...

  7. Neotibicen dealbatus - Wikipedia

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    Cicadas have many predators because of their relatively few defenses. A multitude of mammals, birds, reptilians, and arthropods consume cicadas. Cicada killer wasps frequently attack Megatibicen cicadas. The female wasp's keen eye scans trees and vegetation in search of prey. After locating a cicada, the wasp stings it, injecting paralyzing venom.

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    According to Clemson University, cicadas are thick-bodied, plant-feeding insects that can be found clinging to trees and vegetation. They measure 1-2 inches long and have compound eyes in shades ...

  9. Should Illinois be worried about the looming cicada emergence?

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    Periodical cicadas don’t pose a threat to humans — or pets, although their egg-laying may put newly planted trees or shrubs at risk. But periodical cicadas will not kill healthy, mature trees.