Opsanus
Opsanus is a genus of cicadas belonging to the family Cicadidae. These insects are known for their distinctive buzzing songs, produced by males to attract females. The genus Opsanus is primarily found in North and Central America. Members of this genus are medium to large-sized cicadas, often with robust bodies. They are commonly found in wooded areas and shrublands where they feed on the sap of trees and shrubs.
The life cycle of Opsanus cicadas is characterized by a prolonged nymphal stage spent underground. Nymphs feed
Several species are recognized within the Opsanus genus, though specific taxonomic classifications can vary. Research into