Ideally, cicadas can live for about two months, but in real life, cicadas often only live for about a week. Cicadas mainly appear in rural areas, because there are many trees in rural areas, but few in cities, less than pandas in zoos. Modern cicadas are becoming less and less in rural areas because their living environment is getting worse and worse.

The impact of cicada number is mainly due to the increase in the use and cost of pesticides in rural areas this year. But the life span of cicadas is not affected by these factors after they break through the ground. After they come to this world, it is the natural environment that can affect their life. In nature, summer and autumn, the weather is often changeable. They often go through three days of exposure and three days of thunderstorms. This kind of "ice-fire blending" day makes their bodies quickly become brittle and then die. Cicadas that can live for two months often inadvertently find an environment that is extremely suitable for their own survival, which is extremely rare.