Cicadidae’ is the scientific family name for a group of large, flying insects commonly known as cicadas. These insects are known for their distinctive sound produced by males, which is created by vibrating membranes called tymbals. Cicadas are typically characterized by their stout bodies, wide heads, and large, transparent wings. They are found in various environments around the world and are particularly notable for their periodic life cycles, with some species emerging in large numbers every few years.
