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The image illustrates a lifecycle comprising three stages: cicada eggs located inside tree branches, transitioning over 2-7 months to the nymph stage where they live underground and tunnel near tree roots for a duration of 2-17 years, before progressing to the cicada stage where they moult old skin in 20-150 minutes.
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The life cycle of a cicada includes three steps: egg, nymph and adult.
Firstly, female cicadas lay eggs inside of the tree branches. After about two to seven months, the eggs hatch and the nymphs appear. These nymph then live underground and dig tunnels near tree roots. They live in there for two to seventeen years, growing and maturing.
When they fully grown, they come out of the ground and clinb onto trees. They shed their old skin. This moulting process takes approximately 20 to 150 minutes. After that, the wings appear and they become adults.
As adults, they mate and lay egg. When their egg hatch, the cycle starts again.
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