I know why I can t stop screaming in the hot summer

In summer, I know that the heat is straight (bitter days).

In the summer, I know that the heat is straight (calling).

In the summer, I know that the heat is straight (crying).

In the summer, I know that it is so hot (screaming non-stop).

In the summer, I know that it is hot and straight (noisy).

In the summer, I know that the heat is straight (calling).

In the summer, I know that the heat is straight (shouting).

In the summer, I know that the heat is straight (calling).

Fifty-three.

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The larvae that live in the soil crawl out of the soil and the timing of metamorphosis into adults largely depends on the local soil temperature at that time.

Adults are known to have a very short lifespan, and they don't actually wait until it's hot. Male cicadas that chirp are easy to attract predators like birds, and if you assume that they only live for one day, then it's easy to understand why it's so hot that they are so happy.

The cicada is named because its call sounds like "knowing".

The cicada is a homoptera insect, and there are one hundred and twenty species in China. When summer comes, it will stand on the tree"Got it-got it-got it"The ground screams endlessly, and the sound comes far away, and it is also called knowing because of its calling.

The cicada is an insect, also known as "Zhili". There are many species, and the male cicada has a vocale on its abdomen, which can continuously produce loud sounds; Although the female cicada also has a vocalizer on her abdomen, she cannot make a sound.

The larvae live in the soil, feed on the roots of plants, and after 4 years of living in the ground, they will burrow out of the ground and be beautiful for a while. Adults suck only the sap of the plant.

The life of a cicada goes through three different periods: egg, larva and adult. The eggs are laid on the tree, the larvae live underground, and the adults return to the tree. After the cicada mates, the male completes his mission and dies soon after.

The female cicada begins to lay eggs, it uses a pointed ovipositor to prick small holes in the branches, and the thorns lay four to eight grains at a time, and dozens of holes are often pierced on a branch, and then the female cicada does not eat or drink, and dies quickly. The eggs overwinter in the branches of the tree, and the larvae hatch the following summer, with the help of the temperature of the sun.

In the summer, I know that it is so hot (screaming non-stop). The larvae of cicadas live in the soil and have a pair of strong digging forefeet. The sap of plant roots is sucked by the piercing and sucking mouthparts to weaken the tree, make the branches die, and affect the growth of the tree.

Usually stay in the soil for a few years or even more than ten years, such as 3 years, 5 years, and 17 years, these numbers have one thing in common, they are all prime numbers.

This is because there are very few factors in prime numbers, and when they drill out of the soil, they can prevent them from drilling out with other cicadas and competing for territory and food. When it is about to be feathered, it burrows out of the surface at dusk and at night, climbs on a tree, and then grabs the bark of the tree to molt and feather.

Distribution. It is found in temperate and tropical regions, inhabiting deserts, grasslands and forests. In addition to the species of the genus Moth Cicada, which appear in midsummer every year, there are also periodic cicadas. The most famous periodic cicadas are the seventeen-year-old cicada and the thirteen-year-old cicada, also known as the prime cicada, and because the life cycle is prime, it will not encounter the natural predators encountered in the previous generation.

Periodically, cicadas occur once in a certain area at certain intervals, when dozens to hundreds of black-brown cicada larvae emerge from the soil and emerge together, which is very spectacular. Some species are easier to identify by their vocalization, behavior, and morphology.

In summer, knowing the heat, it is so hot that it screams "know, know".

1. I know and say to the tree, "I am summer."

2. The grass sprouts are pointy, and he said to the bird: I am spring.

3. The peach blossom is fluttering, and it says to the bee: I am spring.

4. The fruit is abundant, and he says to the people: I am autumn.

5. The plum blossoms are dotted, and he says to the snowflakes: I am winter.

Don't exaggerate, you can't speak.