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Yes, of course. Cockroaches are one of the most common animals in the world, and are found in almost every country, if not, all.
Cockroaches are a common and dangerous pest. They breed prolifically in the unseen regions of our homes and businesses. Cockroaches can survive for prolonged periods without food and water enabling them to be transported with goods from one region to another and from country to country via ships and planes. They are the ultimate free loaders. Cockroaches are nocturnal. Apart from seeing them at night, further evidence of a substantial infestation may include droppings, cast-off skins and dead cockroaches - in dark corners, cupboards, pantries and under furniture and white goods. Cockroaches share our food, water, shelter, and warmth. They will consume any human food or drink, pet food, dead animals and plant matter including animal and paper products. Cockroaches contaminate food and carry diseasessuch as salmonella and diptheria and causing symptoms of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea.
I do know that chickens love to eat cockroaches. I am not sure of other predators.
eat people ============================ Another contributor added: crunch when you step on them and then get up and scurry away
The person that ate the most cockroaches in one minute is Ken Edwards. He ate 36 cockroaches for the record in 2001.
Cockroaches have 6 legs, which they use to get around. Each set of legs has a different purpose in the locomotion of the insect.
It is easy to transport cockroaches from one area to the next. Cockroaches are good at hiding, so they are often overlooked.
If you are EU citizen from one country to another EU country, you pay tax, which vary from one EU country to another.
The movement of people from one country to settle in another country is called immigration.
An immigrant is a person who comes from one country into another. An emmigrant leaves one country for another.
Yes, cockroaches will be eaten by frogs. A frog is one of the many natural predators of the cockroach.
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