The scene is like an apocalypse in America when millions of bugs invade the city!

The people of California (USA) have recently been horrified when urban areas are 'invaded' by millions of elite beetles flocking in mating season.

Buds, also known as honeymoon flies, are a species of insects that inhabit mainly Central America and the southeastern United States. The mating season for the lovebirds, usually in May and September.

Scenes of amphibians flying in the mating season.

During this period, adults will gather together, pair and mate. A special feature of this mating behavior is that males and females continue to pair during and after mating for several days.

In recent days, people in California have experienced a horrific moment, when millions of petals flock to urban areas to find their mates, forming large clouds that cloud the sky and create a the same scene as the end of the world.

According to the scientists' guess, this rare phenomenon can stem from many causes. First of all is the recent increase in the number of insects in this area.

Next, there must be a strong urbanization process that makes this bug's habitat increasingly close to residential areas. In addition, many comments also said that the wind was accidentally oriented for the flock of insects!