Trillions of cicadas are expected to emerge this spring.
FILE - Scientists found that despite their small size, weighing just two grams, cicadas possess the capability for “jetting fluids through remarkably small orifices.”This year, trillions of cicadas will dig their way up from underneath the ground across the South and Midwest when the ground temperature reaches 64 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the
Scientists found that despite their small size, weighing just two grams, cicadas possess the capability for “jetting fluids through remarkably small orifices.” Because cicadas eat so much xylem, urinating in droplets would be “tiring” for the insects, according to the study.
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