Have you ever heard of a cicada eating bees?

Answer by  Lucy101 (225)

I have not heard of cicada eating bees but I I've heard of a cicada killer wasp. They could reach to about an inch in length.

Answer by  lemily33 (56)

Cicadas do not eat bees. In fact, cicadas subsist as nymphs (immature forms) on the fluids of trees they nest underneath. As adults, they may not even eat.

Answer by  Gus7 (6)

If you mean the cicada killer wasp, the answer is yes. They have been known to decimate a honeybee hive, killing the bees and plundering the honey and honeybee larvae for food.

Answer by  PTwi (20)

There isn't any cases of Cicada's eating bees. However, there is a type of wasp known as the Cicada-killing wasp.