Cicada (Plastic Toy Model)

Typically found on trees and shrubs in deciduous forests across North America

Herbivorous; nymphs drink root xylem sap underground, while adults suck fluid from tree branches

Notable for their periodic emergence (every 13 or 17 years) and the loud buzzing mating calls produced by males using tymbals

Generally harmless to humans; they benefit the ecosystem by aerating soil and serving as a massive food source for predators