Cockroaches

depends what kind or size . most can bite .

you have bruffy too huh?

A mosquito's life cycle is completed in water. The eggs are layed one at a time, forming a raft. Tiny larvae emerge from the eggs within 24 hours.

yes

Even though cockroaches love a warm climate, because of the extremely high temperature setting, a cockroach can not survive in a dryer.

it is close to a beetle but no a cockroach is not a beetle

Cockroaches help pollinate flowers in the tropics. Cockroaches scavenge the debris left by plants and animals. Cockroaches are used for medical testing.

In Spring and Summer, the Monarch Butterfly seeks out milkweed in meadows and open fields. In winter, they migrate and can be seen in warmer climates such as Central Mexico and Southern California.

Cockroaches are a kind of insect which can make a distinctive hissing noise. A well labelled diagram of one could easily be found online.

NOTHING! "Roach" Is just another (probably informal) term for cockroach. Just like soap operas are often called "soaps".

Yes, it is and it can withstand nuclear bombs but can be squashed by your foot easily.

In short, no. Cockroaches. like other insects, breathe through their porus outer shell extracting oxygen directly from the air and into their bodies. This is why they have no lungs or circulatory system as we do. Therefore they will not have nostrils.

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The best way to get rid of cockroaches is to kill the whole colony. there is no point spraying one or a few because cockroaches reproduce very fast, especially the German Cockroach which is the major pest out of all the cockroach species.

Cockroaches can be used medicinally in several ways. Their brain tissues are a powerful antibiotic, often capable of killing entire strands of staphylococcus and other bacterial infections. A crushed cockroach put on a wound can ease the pain of the wound. Asian breeds of cockroaches can be ground and used as a diuretic. A tea made from grinding toasted parts of a cockroach can treat asthma, sexual impotence, stroke, urinary retention, and bronchitis.

As their strength wanes, and their muscles weaken, gravity pulls them down. But, it was not always so. Before humans started using chemicals as insecticides, cockroaches who were reaching the end of their lives would strip naked and run on their hind legs taunting birds ... ie: "You can't catch me, nyah, nyah, nyahhhh..." this was known as "Suicide by Bird", somewhat akin to today's "Suicide by Cop". Anyway, when birds started getting sick and their egg's shells were not developing well, the birds swore off eating these cockroach streakers. As more and more elderly roaches died of heartattacks from the stress of hopelessly running naked and not getting eaten, they basically just decided that dying of old age in one's sleep was preferable to dying of heart attacks from unproductive running. So, now they just lie down to die. There, you have it.

The function of the antenna of a cockroach is to determine the position, shape, and texture of surrounding objects in the dark. The antenna of the cockroach is approximately as long as the body.

What you are describing is most likely a crane fly. The are commonly mistaken for mosquitoes. Crane flies are much bigger than mosquitoes.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080106132313.htm "For several years, ARS entomologist Bob Pfannenstiel has been studying predators that feed on the eggs of lepidopteran pests of annual crops. Pfannenstiel, who is in the Beneficial Insects Research Unit at Weslaco, Texas, does most of his work on cotton and the pests that plague it, such as bollworm and beet armyworm. In the summer of 2006, he discovered a new predator that feeds on lepidopteran eggs-the Asian cockroach, Blattella asahinai. This roach was observed in large numbers-up to 100 or more per square meter-in soybean fields at Weslaco, yet it causes no damage to the soybeans."

They can fly for very short distances, but it's more like a glide. However, they rarely use their wings. They mostly use their legs, they can run really fast when they're scared.

There is only one way that really works. I tried about 35 different products before i stumbled upon roach blaster. Kills them all, I mean all....

No they are not poisnous, but they migth bite if confronted with their pinchers similar to the ones ants have but much larger.

Yellow or any other color is not known to repel cockroaches. The only way to repel roaches is to create an environment in which the pest can not thrive. This includes exterminating if a known infestation already exist.

Some cockroach species protect their young for up to a few months after they are born, such as a northern Thailand species called Perisphaerus semilunatus - the nymphs cling to their mother's underside for a month or more. But for the most part, the nymphs only stay with the mother for a short while until they scatter and go their own separate ways.

Blue bottle flies the adult ones eat nectar. The blue bottle flies larvae eats carcasses, dead meat or animals, and living animals that have open wounds.

obviously not. it contains most of its digestive tract and organs.

remember when i was younger i used to take them by the wings and rip off their tails...it'll fly for nearly a minute before falling down. kinda like a helicopter really