Why did the monkey crawl out of the ground when it was laying eggs on a tree?

<>First of all, let's talk about "how to distinguish between wild and artificial cicadas", presumably as long as the brothers and sisters who grew up in the countryside have gone to catch the golden cicada when they were young, I remember that I was holding a flashlight that was more old-fashioned before, which was the kind of battery, and now it is basically rechargeable, as long as it is in the evening, everyone is like the better it is to come out to catch the golden cicada, at that time there are many trees, and there are many golden cicadas, and now there are fewer and fewer golden cicadas. <>

When it comes to catching golden cicadas, everyone will, but when it comes to how to distinguish wild and farmed, I think most friends are still not very clear, in fact, as long as you master these two points, you can also distinguish them, for example, the first point is to look at its head, the color of the wild head is relatively black, and the color of the artificially bred head is more yellow, the second point is to look at the front paws of the golden cicada, that is to say, the front paws of the wild golden cicada are relatively thick, and the front paws of the artificially bred golden cicada are relatively small, These two points are the quickest and easiest way to analyze wild and farmed.

"First of all, we need to know that after a monkey climbs up the tree, if it is not caught by us at this stage, then it will become a cicada on the tree, in our hometown it is said that a cicada can survive for about 9 days, so the last day of these 9 days it will lay eggs on the branches.

Then the golden cicada is still in the hot summer when laying eggs, so these eggs will go through two seasons, autumn and winter, that is to say, in autumn or winter, when the branches wither, the wind blows lightly, and these branches with golden cicada eggs will fall to the ground.

Another is that all the branches laid by the golden cicada will slowly wither and fall to the ground, and then these eggs will crawl into the soil, so that after it has survived in the soil for three years, it will form a golden cicada and crawl out of the ground.

In fact, the soil of the golden cicada is divided into two situations, the first is when the golden cicada is still a larva, it will drill into the soil along some gaps in the soil, so it can not see the soil changes at this time, the second is that when the golden cicada climbs out of the ground after growing, the soil will generally be at the edge of the hole, so when we catch the golden cicada, we see traces of loose soil on the edge of the bean hole, then there must be a golden cicada in this hole.

Knowing where the soil unearthed from the monkey hole went? When the monkey crawls out of the soil, it climbs up layer by layer by digging holes.

As you climb up, the soil on it will be known to the monkeys, and little by little, you will step on your feet.

So when the monkey crawled out of the soil, we just saw a small hole that was very shallow.

There are also people who say that the monkey is to protect his companions from being attacked by natural enemies, so he climbs and seals the hole, which is only heard of and has not been confirmed.

Summary: Although the golden cicada lays eggs on the tree, the nymph stage of the monkey will be sucked clean by the sap in the branches, and then fall to the ground, and then burrow into the soil and attach to the roots. Continue to suck the sap to grow.

So we saw that it was the golden cicada laying eggs on the tree, but we learned that the monkey crawled out of the ground. When crawling out of the ground, the monkey's cave was sealed by the soil that his own climbing had fallen.

Because it is known that it will fall to the ground in the later stage of egg laying, it can only break through the soil after a year of gestation in the soil and become a silkworm chrysalis, and finally climb the trunk of a tree and metamorphose.

Knowing that the monkey chooses to lay eggs on the relatively tender strips of paper on the trunk, the eggs will absorb the nutrients of the branches, and then the branches will wither and fall to the ground, and the mature eggs will enter the ground to continue to develop, and when they mature, the adults will crawl out of the ground.

Because the eggs laid by the monkey will fall to the ground due to the wind and rain, the monkey will crawl out of the ground.

Because the eggs of the monkey will fall into the ground, and the monkey will grow in the soil.

Because it is known that monkeys will cause leaves to fall after sucking nutrients from tree branches, and then they will also fall to the ground with the leaves, and then they will burrow into the soil and continue to suck the nutrients from the roots, and when they grow up, they will crawl out of the ground.

The cicada crawls out of the soil from mid to late June (around the summer solstice) and early August (around the beginning of autumn).

From mid to late June (around the summer solstice) to early August (around the beginning of autumn), it is the best season to harvest Tianchang silver, and the weather is most concentrated in early July or after the rain.

Knowing that digging out of the hole with a pair of jagged forefeet in the wet and soft ground, after climbing out of the ground, it will make a short-term movement on the ground, and then prepare to molt on the trunk or scaffolding of the Fan Yuan, and the next morning at 4 6 o'clock to feather into an adult cicada, you can use a flashlight to illuminate, and at night on the ground and trunk of the tree to catch, or in the early morning to catch the young adult cicada on the tree.

Monkeys like to choose healthy trees with developed root systems, lush growth, and more sap for breeding, and the land should also be more fertile, such as apple trees, pear trees, mulberry trees, orange trees, grapefruit trees, walnut trees, elm trees, willow trees, ash trees, plane trees, poplars, etc., after the rain, in the soil under these trees, on the branches, it is easy to catch the monkeys.

But under trees such as pine trees and bitter ripple trees, there are basically no monkeys to be found.

Willow trees, locust trees, paulownia trees, big-leaved privets, etc., as long as they know the dumb tree, they will give birth and fall under the tree, and there are many monkeys under the tree.

Apple trees, pear trees, mulberry trees, orange trees, grapefruit trees, walnut trees, elm trees, willow trees, ash trees, sycamore trees, poplars, etc. Monkeys like to choose healthy tree species with developed root systems, lush growth, and more sap for breeding. <

It is known that there are many monkeys under apple trees, pear trees, mulberry trees, orange trees, grapefruit trees, walnut trees, elm trees, willow trees, ash trees, sycamore trees, poplar trees, and other trees. It is known that monkeys like to choose healthy tree species with developed root systems, lush growth, and more sap for breeding, and the land is more fertile than that of local returns.

1. Monkeys like to be on willows, poplars and other trees.

Knowing that monkeys generally choose healthy tree species with developed root systems, lush growth and more sap, such as poplar, elm, willow, paulownia or various fruit trees in the orchard, which are all tree species that golden cicadas like to eat. In addition, dwarf shrubs such as honeysuckle and green wax are also crops that golden cicadas like to eat.

2 Because the monkey knows that the shell becomes the knowledge, the wings are very soft, it takes a certain amount of time to harden, and then it naturally falls from the tree to fly, if it is on the ground, the wings will stick to a piece after the shell can not be hardened, and it will naturally not be able to fly, and it is natural to climb high places to successfully shed the shell.

3. I know that the nutritional value of monkeys is very rich, the taste is also delicious and delicious, and the protein they contain is quite rich. Knowing the monkey is no exception, every 100g of annihilation of the monkey contains 72g of protein, which is equivalent to 70% of the total, which can be described as quite terrifying.

Not necessarily, there are more normal pine trees and willow trees, and there are only these two kinds of trees near me, which are more annoying to call and affect napping.