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Roaches move quickly primarily due to their evolutionary adaptations for survival. Their long legs and lightweight bodies allow for rapid acceleration and maneuverability, helping them escape predators and navigate their environments efficiently. Additionally, their nervous system is highly responsive, enabling them to react swiftly to threats. This speed is crucial for their survival in the wild, where quick movements can mean the difference between life and death.
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What animal makes a fast clicking noise at night?
Roaches and bugs mating
How much does a Madagascar hissing cockroach weigh?
There are many different sizes of cockroaches depending on where you live and from baby to adulthood. Roaches hace 6 legs and 18 knees, so there is no certain weight recored for them but I can tell you the the male roaches weigh less than the female roaches and males move faster.
How do firebrats move?
they move in a fast way then they stop then they go then they stop so they move how they want to.
In H2o Just Add Water how do the mermaids swim so fast?
They move their tails up and down so fast that it makes swim fast.
How fast is 3 miles per hour?
In an hour you can move 3 miles. Not so fast.
How do dogs move so fast?
jiggaboo muscles in their legs.
How do monorails move so fast?
they use magnets so it doesn't hit the ground
How does the cheetah move so fast?
That's because of its legs they stretch it so wide
Why do wolverines move so fast?
because they stay on the top of the snow
How fast is a potato?
It is an inanimate object so it doesnt move by itself.
How does the hummingbird move?
It moves it's wings so fast that it can fly!
Why do piranhas move so fast when they see blood?
they are atratced to them quickly
