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Different lineages have evolved different breeding strategies. Invertebrates and fish lay a lot of eggs, of which a number will survive to breed; mammals like horses and humans on the other hand produce only few young, but invest so much energy in raising them that each of them is much more likely to survive to breeding age. They're both equally 'valid' strategies, just different.
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Do a cockroach look after its young?
No it doesnt
What is resemblance between the young cockroach with the adult cockroach?
Both have six legs!
Does a cockroach take care of its young?
No
What are two differences between a cockroach and its young?
Similarity between young and adult cockroach is that they have the same number of legs
Do young cockroach resemble its parent?
yes
Do the young of cockroach fly?
A young cockroach cannot fly. When they become adults, American cockroaches can fly though and only once their wings are fully developed.
What does American cockroach droppings look like?
American cockroach droppings look like little small round balls.
Do cockroach's young have wings?
bhen ki puch
What is young cockroach name after hatch?
Coral Ebanks
What is a young cockcroach called?
The baby of the cockroach is called the nymph... == == == ==
Does a young cockroach have wings?
Because they have a exoskeleton so it gives them wings.
How many young can a cockroach have?
75 or more eggs are in an egg shell
