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What is the polysaccharide that give cockroaches their crunch?
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What is one negative thing that cockroaches do?
eat people ============================ Another contributor added: crunch when you step on them and then get up and scurry away
What has backbones?
well insects don't have backbones.they have exoskeletons thats. Cockroaches for example dont have back bones.Thats why when you squish them there is a crunch sound
Can cockroaches give a baby croup?
Absolutely not.
Do cockroaches give birth?
No, they lay eggs
Does cockroaches give leprosy?
cockroaches don't carry diseases. armadiloes carry leprosy if eaten uncooked.
What nickname did the Tutsi give the Hutu's?
They called them cockroaches.
What do cockroaches need to survive?
you have got to give it food
Do cockroaches take care of its young?
i don't no the answer can you give me the answer?
What nickname did the hutus give the tutsis?
They called them cockroaches.
Define Polysaccharide and give two examples?
A polysaccharide is any carbohydrate made up of a chain of monosaccharides. Starch, cellulose, and glycogen ("animal starch") are polysaccharides.
What won't cockroaches eat?
Try re-typing your question so I can give you an accurate anwser.
What has a soft body and no backbone?
well insects don't have backbones.they have exoskeletons thats. Cockroaches for example dont have back bones.Thats why when you squish them there is a crunch sound
