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Scientifically known as the Cicada Tortoise, common folks affectionately call them "Cicada Nymphs." Resembling earthen pupae with a translucent brownish hue, they measure about an inch long. They spend the vast majority of their lives hidden underground, feeding silently by gnawing on the sap of tree roots. Once they reach maturity, they break through the soil, and their subsequent boiling chorus fills the daytime air without pause. On warm summer nights, village children can be seen holding lanterns, eagerly hunting these newly emerged nymphs, treating them as a highly prized, crispy culinary delicacy.