red
Yes, cockroaches do suck blood. The will suck the blood from humans while they sleep. The cockroaches will also suck the blood from animals.
If you mean why isn't a cockroaches blood red, it is because they do not use hemoglobin to carry the oxygen in their blood. Hemoglobin is what causes blood to be red.
Not exactly. There is a red color food color called cochineal derived from a certain beetle. But not in skittles
Yellow or any other color is not known to repel cockroaches. The only way to repel roaches is to create an environment in which the pest can not thrive. This includes exterminating if a known infestation already exist.
Cockroaches have blood, and are COLD-blooded creatures. Cockroach blood is not red because they do not use hemoglobin to carry oxygen. In fact their bloodstream is not used to carry oxygen either. They use a system of pipes called tracheae to bring the oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from their tissues. As a result other factors determine the blood color. Male cockroaches have relatively colorless blood. Larval females have colorless blood. Only adult females which are producing eggs have a slightly orange blood because of the protein vitellogenin which is made in the cockroach liver (its fat body) and transported through the blood to the ovary. This protein like chicken yolk is orange because it carries a carotenoid, which is a vitamin A like molecule needed by embryos to develop normally.
There are no poisonous cockroaches. They do not bite or sting and do not have toxic venom to transmit to humans or other animals.
The plural form is cockroaches; the plural possessive form is cockroaches'.
fg
The collective nouns for cockroaches are:an intrusion of cockroachesa swarm of cockroaches
pinkish green
Yes, we have cockroaches in Brazil. Of the 5,000 known species of cockroaches, 1,000 of them are native to Brazil.
the color is blue