Ohio will then see cicadas again in 2033, 2036 and 2038, according to Cicada Mania. Kaycee Sloan contributed to reporting . This story was updated to add a gallery.

They appear white and ant-like when they hatch, according to the Ohio State University Extension. Once they hatch, they drop to the trees and immediately burrow around 6–18 inches below the ground.

Cooley’s team keeps a map or log of these cicadas. This map shows roughly where Brood XIV was expected to make an appearance this spring, however, experts say it can be tricky to know exactly ...

Cicada flew into an Ohio driver's window, caused a crash and 'fled the scene' No one was injured in the crash on June 11, Blue Ash police said.