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Sunday, 28 May 2017
quote [ Scientists were expecting to see Brood VI bugs in South Carolina and Georgia, which happened, but they got a surprise when Brood X cicadas also started appearing in North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Ohio and Indiana last week—four years earlier than anticipated. ]
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mechavolt said @ 11:19pm GMT on 28th May
This is normal. 17-year broods sometimes switch to a 13-year cycle, supposedly in an instinctive effort to diversify the brood. That said, they're fucking gross, especially the dead ones all over the sidewalk.
mechavolt said @ 11:21pm GMT on 28th May
This is normal. Portions of 17-year broods sometimes switch to a 13-year cycle, supposedly in an instinctive effort to diversify the brood. That said, they're fucking gross, especially the dead ones all over the sidewalk.
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mechavolt said @ 11:19pm GMT on 28th May [Score:2]
This is normal. Portions of 17-year broods sometimes switch to a 13-year cycle, supposedly in an instinctive effort to diversify the brood. That said, they're fucking gross, especially the dead ones all over the sidewalk.
