The Amazing Life Cycle of Cicadas: 17 Years Underground | The Animal Explorer #shorts
Discover the incredible life cycle of cicadas with The Animal Explorer! Did you know cicadas spend 17 years underground as nymphs before emerging for just a few weeks to mate and die? Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of these patient insects and explore their priorities. Learn more about cicadas, their habitats, behaviors, and intriguing facts in this educational video!
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