Humans or cicadas? Forest Preserve staff hilariously act out the 17-year cicada life cycle

As you probably know, the cicadas are coming, and they're almost here! PBS explains all of the buzz:

These insects spend the majority of their lives underground, feeding off of tree roots. But every 13 or 17 years, different broods – groups of cicadas that debut at the same time – leave their underground lairs to mate.

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