CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Who knows where the cicadas on the trees came from?

Cicadas give birth to their young in the soil, where they grow for 2-3 years. They come out of their holes, shed their skin, and become cicadas again. Cicadas are divided into male and female, and they give birth to their young on tree branches after mating.

Spiders are born in the lowlands. Cows become spiders. They lay eggs on branches or leaves. When leaves fall to the ground in autumn, spider cows hatch and burrow into the lowlands. After 4-5 years, they can emerge and shed their shells to become spiders.

Wow, you look like a city dweller. There is a kind of insect called "cicada monkey". It is the larvae of cicadas. When they shed their skin in summer, they climb up trees at night to shed their skin and become cicadas. You can go to the woods at night and see, there should be a lot of them.