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Can cockroach live without its headpart?
yes
Which animal can live over a week with its head chopped off?
It isn't an animal its a cockroach. A cockroach can live up to a month without its head.
What insect can live a week without it's head?
Cockroach
Can goldfish live in a plastic bowl with out oxygen?
No. Water is oxygen to them so they need to be in water in the plastic bowl.
Can a cockroatch live a week without a head?
Yes, a cockroach can live for up to a week without its head due to its decentralized nervous system. The body can still function for a period of time before it eventually dies of thirst or starvation.
How long can a cockroach live whit out eating?
3 months without eating food and 1 month without drinking water.
How many days can a cockarouch live without his head?
A cockroach can live for about one to two weeks without its head. This is because it has a decentralized nervous system, allowing it to function without the need for a brain. The cockroach can survive without its head until starvation eventually leads to death. It can drink water through its body, but it cannot eat without its mouth.
How is roach headless in cod modern warfare 2?
Roach means Cockroach (some of the people who have dirty minds will laugh at that) , and a cockroach can live many days without its head
What is the weirdest cockroach behavior you have ever witnessed?
One of the weirdest cockroach behaviors I have witnessed is their ability to survive without their heads. Cockroaches can live for weeks without their heads because they have a decentralized nervous system that allows them to continue functioning even without a brain.
How long can a cockroach survive without oxygen?
Yes, the cockroach can live for a month without any food. This insect can live one week without its head and can travel at speeds of 3 miles per hour.
How can a cockroach produce electricity?
A cockroach does not produce electricity. A cockroach is an insect that can live even with its head cut off.
Can cockroach live in the water?
no
