Cockroaches

you are one strange person, and p.s coke made out of cockroach juice? nope

no it isn't but they do take water from third world countries :-P

no it is not if they are not babies

I'm pretty sure they die if you squish them with your foot.

There are online games of the cartoon Oggy and the Cockroaches in the Cartoon Network Asia website. Oggy and the Cockroaches is a French animated cartoon series that has been running since November 28,1998.

squish them.

There are no poisonous cockroaches. They do not bite or sting and do not have toxic venom to transmit to humans or other animals.

they suck the entomonlgy and then chew it up, and make the world a better place!

Apparently cockroach feces contain Salmonella bacteria, and can give you a type of food poisoning. Their feces also contain other bacteria, in which i'm unsure what they are, but cause symptoms such as diarreah, etc.

Yes any type of wood is a solid.

No Idea! But I heard they can survive an atomic bomb.

scorpion ( i think that's considered an insect)

No, scorpions are arachnids, not insects

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Scorpionfly

No

no they will bite maybe but not scratch.

Are you kidding? Of course there are cockroaches in Los Angeles. If you get them keep them , they are very good pets and they will never harm you !

Cockroaches are most closely related to termites.

A cockroach breathes from spiracles.

You can use Boric Acid powder. The roaches will eat it and die and it is naturally safe.

Because cockroaches breath from the side not his nose

dont think so

No, they aren't super bugs, super bugs are bacteria who are resistant to antibiotics.

Depending on the species, an adult cockroach lives for weeks or months.

salt contains Na(sodium) ...sodium is present in body of cockroaches...so even if put 1kg of salt it wont die

See the first Related Link below for photos and descriptions of the most common kinds of cockroaches found in New York City homes, from the Ecology Exterminating Services website. The second Related Link also has photos, but unfortunately there are no tags identifying which kind of cockroaches are shown in each photo.

If they are large roaches (2 to 3 inches long) then they are probably American cockroaches, which go by different names in different parts of the U.S. In New York, we call them "waterbugs," but down south, they call them, "palmetto bugs," which, in the words of a Savannah tour guide, "is a very pretty name for a very insidious creature."

If they are small, then they are probably German cockroaches, which is the most common kind of roach in New York City.

Small ones with white bands across their bodies are Brownbanded cockroaches.

Medium-sized ones with long front legs and large, bulbous heads are Oriental cockroaches, which are also sometimes called waterbugs.

If you are looking for an exterminator, also see the second, third and fourth Related Links. These four websites are some of the most major exterminating companies in New York City, so you can do some comparison shopping and see which one is best for you.

If you're looking for a recommendation, the fourth Related Link (Sure Shot Pest Control) is the one I used a couple months ago when I saw some roaches in my kitchen. They were reasonably priced and were able to come the same day I called. They also sealed up all the cracks in the kitchen walls, flooring and counters for no additional cost. I haven't seen a roach since they came, but in all fairness, I didn't have a major problem.

Possession of eye-spots used for seeing,

possesion of of a pair of antennae used for detecting stimulus,

possession of 2 pair of wing used for flying...

The song Last Resort comes from the Papa Roach album Infest (2000).