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YES they do, but cockroaches normally only go after the immobile (i.e. something sleeping or dead) and they are omnivores. It is quite common for them to nibble on the sores of an animal while it's sleeping. While cockroaches do not transmit diseases directly through a bite, as mosquitos do, the germs that they've been exposed to may cause infection or worse. Washing up the bitten area is normally all you need to do since cockroach bites rarely break the skin of a human, except in the case of small children and infants.
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Do male cockroachs have horns?
no
Do cockroachs lives in soil?
in toilet bowls
Do cockroachs have segments?
YES, cockroach have three segments.
How do cockroachs reproduce?
just like we do. ;D lol.
Do trantulas eat cockroachs?
as long as the spider is bigger than the cockroaches it will eat it
What are the different house insects?
termites,ants,flies,cockroachs and spiders. Well those are the ones usually.
If a cockroach can see why is it that it does not run away when it sees someone approaching?
Sometimes Cockroachs arent as scared of you as you think!
What plant do cockroachs eat?
Cockroaches dont eat plants, they scavange and eat decomposing material and waste food
Do the madcascar hissing cockroachs have bones?
I'm pretty sure cockroaches have exoskeletons but I'm not sure. You can always google the answer and see what pops up.
How can you tell what ate a snail?
you can't tell because snails have many predaters so if you have a pet snail try to keep it away from bugs,mice,cockroachs,spider, and etc
How cockroachs interact with mankind?
Roaches love us: we've increased their habitat, and we supply them with extra food. Unlike the animals that we've driven toward extinction, roaches are having a renaissance.
What is the future tense of bite?
The future tense of "bite" is "will bite" or "is going to bite."
