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Speaker: Aren't the states having a problem with cicadas at the moment? Because they've got that weird 17 year cycle cicada.
Speaker: who aren't aware of how cicadas work in our country. We get cicadas every single year. Every day in summer, if you're outside, all you can hear are cicadas. You just kind of tune it out. Because the kind of cicadas we have here don't spend 17 years underground. They spend a year, and then they come out, and they chirp like mad, and they discard their shells, and they go back beneath the ground. Actually, mom's cat,
Speaker: brought in a cicada earlier this year that had just shed its shell and they look weird when they're they when they when they don't have a hardened carapace they look like weird squidgy babies bloody big
Speaker: insects as well. Oh yeah. The last time I had, last time I got into the kitchen and I had to, you don't swat a cicada, you murder it. I killed that bug. I just put them outside. I look after my cicadas. This one, I tried that first. It was not being cooperative so it had to die.
