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Rare Cicada Species Emerges in Meghalaya Every Four Years

A cicada species in Meghalaya, India, is known for its rare emergence every four years, aligning with the FIFA World Cup. This event highlights the unique life cycle of the insect.

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A cicada species in Meghalaya, India, is known for its rare emergence every four years, aligning with the FIFA World Cup. This event highlights the unique life cycle of the insect.

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The World Cup cicada: India’s rare insect on a four-year clock

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Rare Cicada Species Emerges in Meghalaya Every Four Years