Rare Double Brood of Cicadas Emerge Across 17 U.S. States

For the first time in over two centuries, Broods XIII and XIX are emerging simultaneously, creating a unique natural spectacle.

The 17-year Brood XIII and 13-year Brood XIX are appearing together for the first time since 1803.
Cicadas are being spotted from Wisconsin to Georgia, with trillions expected to emerge.
The insects are known for their loud mating calls and brief adult lifespans of three to six weeks.
Experts have mapped out the emergence areas, helping residents anticipate the cicada influx.
Social media is buzzing with photos and videos as people document the massive cicada presence.