“Cicadidae” refers to a family of insects commonly known as cicadas. These insects are characterized by their distinctive loud calling, which is produced by males during mating rituals. Cicadas have large, membranous wings, prominent eyes, and a stout body. They are known for their life cycles that can include long periods of development underground as nymphs before emerging as adults. The family Cicadidae consists of various species, some of which are known for their periodic emergence in large numbers.
