It is called so because it is the oldest winged insect alive. Its fossils are 350 million years old.
The indigenous North American tribe called the Huron live there.
The prehistoric Doedicurus lived in what is now North and South America. Many of the fossils found are found in Argentina.
FELASHA yes,israelites live in ancient Ethiopia &they are still living although some are being sent to their motherland.they are called FELASHA in Ethiopia.they are known in the country as craftsmen/women.
None, since dinosaurs are extinct, if you are asking which kinds ofdinosaurs used to live in Louisiana, then you need to resubmit that question
in ww1 soldiers resorted to living their lives and letting others live theirs, even the opposition
The remains, imprints, or traces of once-living organisms are called fossils. (to be more specific they are called trace fossils)
yes, well, if they have food to keep them living.
The lifespan of a cockroach depends greatly on the species, with some living a matter of months and others surviving for years. Here are some of the most common species and their lifespans:German cockroach - These generally live for about 3 to 4 months.American cockroach - These can live anywhere from 1 to 2 years.Oriental cockroach - The lifespan of these cockroaches is normally about a year.Surinam cockroach - These cockroaches also live for a year, give or take a month or two.Madeira cockroach - This species generally live for no more than 2 years.Brown-banded cockroach - The lifespan of this species is around 6 months.Madagascan hissing cockroach - These will generally live for about 18 months.
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A cockroach does not produce electricity. A cockroach is an insect that can live even with its head cut off.
The cockroach has not become extinct due to the fact it can live in all environments and can live off of minimal food. A cockroach does not even require oxygen in the amounts of other species.
It isn't an animal its a cockroach. A cockroach can live up to a month without its head.
The lifespan of a cockroach depends greatly on the species, with some living a matter of months, and others surviving for years. Here are some of the most common species and their lifespans: German cockroach - These generally live for about 3 to 4 months. American cockroach - These can live anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Oriental cockroach - The lifespan of these cockroaches is normally about a year. Surinamcockroach - These cockroaches also live for a year, give or take a month or two. Madeira cockroach - This species generally live for no more than 2 years. Brown-banded cockroach - The lifespan of this species is around 6 months. Madagascan hissing cockroach - These will generally live for about 18 months. Giant Burrowing cockroach - Live in Queensland and they can live for up to 10 years.
it is most likely to be a spider or cockroach
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The cockroach will still live since its brain is in its rear end.