Top Ten National Geographic News Stories of 2004

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1. Cicada Invasion Begins: Eastern U.S. Beset by Bugs
May 11, 2004—
Brood X has arrived. Are you ready? Billions of black, shrimp-size bugs with transparent wings and beady red eyes are beginning to carpet trees, buildings, poles, and just about anything else vertical in the U.S., from the eastern seaboard west through Indiana and south to Tennessee. Full story >>

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