In which month did cicadas come out of the soil?

Cicada monkeys are usually unearthed from July to August every year. The scientific name of cicada is golden cicada, also known as cicada and black cicada. It is a representative species of cicada. Adult golden cicada has a body length of 40-48 mm and a wing spread of 65438 0.25 mm. The whole body is shiny, the compound eye is reddish brown, there is a yellow-brown spot in the center of the front edge of the head and above the cheek, there is a wide backboard in the middle chest, and there is a yellow-brown "X"-shaped protrusion in the center.

When the weather gets hot, cicadas will drill out of the soft soil, climb to the trunk or grass tip and become cicadas. When black cracks appear on the monkey's back, the molting process begins, and its molting is controlled by a hormone. The monkey's front legs are hooked, so that when the adult monkey comes out of the empty shell, it can be firmly hung on the tree. Moreover, for the normal development of adult wings, monkeys must face the tree vertically. If they don't face vertically, their wings will be deformed.

Cicada monkeys have high edible value, cold nature, delicious taste and rich nutrition.