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COVER FTG AND INTV FOR MICHAEL GULLEN CS ON THE RIP VAN WINKLES OF THE INSECT WORLD, CICADAS 01:00:33 WS INT HALLWAY OF CONNECTICUT MUSEUM W/ STONE WALL AND ARCHWAY 01:00:45 LS REPORTER AND ENTOMOLOGIST DR CHARLES REMINGTON LOOKING AT EXHIBIT OF NEW HATCH OF 17 YEAR INTERVAL CICADAS 01:00:56 MS REMINGTON BENDING SLIGHTLY AND POINTING TO SMALL BOX OF ANTIQUE SPECIMENS 01:01:23 CU REMINGTON EXPLAINING ABOUT THE FEMALE CICADA WHO HAS A SHARP POINTED TALE TO JAB HOLES IN TWIGS IN WHICH TO LAY HER EGGS ONLY THE MALES MAKE A SOUND 01:02:59 CU ARTICLE ABOUT THE CICADAS WHICH IS POSTED ON WALL AS PART OF EXHIBIT ON BROOD II 01:03:35 CU LOVELY BOX OF THE BUGS ATTACHED TO WALL 01:03:40 TIGHT CU UPPER LEFT CORNER OF BOX W/ AN 1843 CICADA, IN THE MIDDLE AN 1860 CICADA, AND IN LOWER RIGHT CORNER AN 1877 SUCCULENT CICADA 01:04:03 MS WHOLE CHORUS LINE OF REDDISH BROWN JUVENILE CICADAS 01:04:06 MS BOX W/ ROWS OF BLACK ADULT CICADAS W/ TRANSPARENT WINGS 01:04:34 ECU SENIOR MALE CICADA W/ STUBBY TALE AND OPEN WINGS SHOWING YELLOWISH VEINS IN THEM 01:05:04 TIGHT CU MATURE FEMALE CICADA W/ POINTED TAIL AND OPEN WINGS 01:05:29 MS DISPLAY TITLE W/ LARGE ILLUSTRATION OF CICADA 01:05:45 CU POINTED TAIL IN ILLUSTRATION 01:06:19 TIGHT CU BUNCH OF BULBOUS BULGING EYED BLACK ADULT CICADAS W/ WINGS CLOSE TO BODY 01:06:38 CU ROWS OF THESE MATURE INSECTS 01:06:51 ECU IMMATURE TEAK COLORED CICADAS W/ NO EVIDENCE OF WINGS, BUT W/ PROMINENT PINS THAT ARE SECURING THESE CICADAS TO AN ETERNITY IN THIS BOX 01:07:04 CU PAN OF A ROW OF THESE BABY BUGS 01:07:19 CU MAP OF NORTHEAST UNITED STATES 01:07:24 TILT DOWN TO CENTRAL EASTERN STATES AND PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO 01:07:29 PULL OUT TO MIDWESTERN TO EASTERN STATES 01:07:47 CU EASTERN SECTION MARKED W/ HEAVY BLACK DOTS TO SHOW POPULATION OF CICADAS 01:07:53 REPORTER / REMINGTON TWO SHOT 01:08:13 WS EXT GOTHIC LOOKING MUSEUM 01:08:40 LS REMINGTON IN FOREST CARRYING NET ON POLE PUSH IN TO MWS SAME 01:08:56 MS REMINGTON WALKING TOWARD CAMERA 01:09:05 PUSH IN TO CU SIGNPOST READING, 17 YEAR CICADA RESEARCH AREA / PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB 01:09:18 MS REAR VIEW REMINGTON WALKING ALONG PATH IN WOODS 01:09:27 WS WOODS 01:09:58 MS BUG ON UNDERNEATH SIDE OF TWIG 01:10:22 MS SKIN THAT BUG STEPPED OUT OF 01:10:34 MS LIVE CICADA ON BRANCH HELD AGAINST REMINGTON'S HAND 01:10:49 REMINGTON SAYS CICADAS DON'T BITE THEY HAVE NO FUNCTIONAL MOUTH PARTS 01:11:14 TIGHT CU CICADA W/ SLENDER LEGS, BODY IN BASIC BLACK, AND BIG RED EYES WHILE REMAINING PLACIDLY POISED ON REMINGTON'S HAND 01:11:51 CU REMINGTON 01:12:01 CU SHED JUVENILE SKIN OF SHAPELY ADULT BUG DESCRIBED ABOVE, IN SCIENTIST'S HAND 01:12:41 CU ADULT ON BRANCH 01:15:07 MS HOLES IN GROUND WHERE BABIES GO TO SLEEP FOR 17 YEARS 01:15:42 MS REMINGTON LOOKING UNDER BRANCHES OF BUSHES VS REPORTER / REMINGTON TWO SHOTS 01:18:39 MS SEVERAL CICADAS HANGING ONTO LEAVES 01:19:26 MS CICADA RESTING ON FINGERTIP 01:19:51 MS BUG GRIPPING TO LEAF 01:20:33 REMINGTON SAYS HUMAN DEVELOPMENTS OF AREAS OF HABITAT ARE THE ABSOLUTE DISASTER TO CICADAS BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO HAVE THE DEEP ROOTS OF THE TREES IF PEOPLE CUT THE TREES AND BUILD HOUSES THAT'S THE END OF COLONIES OF CICADAS 01:21:46 REPORTER / REMINGTON TWO SHOTS 01:24:51 REMINGTON SAYS THE CICADAS ARE THE MOST TASTY INSECTS IN THE WORLD, ARE UNIQUE IN THAT THEY HAVE A 17 YEAR JUVENILE PERIOD UNDERGROUND AND ABOUT A THREE WEEK ADULT STAGE AND THAT'S IT 01:25:26 REMINGTON COMMENTS SINCE THESE BUGS ALL HATCH ESSENTIALLY ON THE SAME DAY THE PREDATORS CANNOT RELY ON FEEDING ON THEM FOR A PERIOD OF TIME, BECAUSE THE CICADA BABIES MAKE THEIR WAY TO THEIR UNDERGROUND BEDROOM FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS 01:29:13 BREAK