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Insects
Cockroach
Any of numerous oval, flat-bodied
insects of the family Blattidae, including several species that are common
household pests.
These Giant Cockroaches (blabberous
gigantes) are native to South America and are among the larges
roaches in the world. They are scavengers, scanning the ground for any
debris or litter they can munch on. They spend most of their time
looking for food. They are omnivore, which means they will eat all kinds
of things from animals to plant life, even other animals eggs. Basically
these cockroaches will eat just about anything. They particularly like
young shots and seedlings. Occasionally they will enter manmade
structures looking for food.
Giant Cockroaches (blabberous gigantes)
Giant Cockroaches (blabberous gigantes)
Some of the larger roaches can be found in warmer
tropical claimants.
Giant Peruvian Roaches (Blattodea) All cockroaches hatch
from eggs.
The Peruvian Roaches are able to
hatch their eggs inside their bodies, so it appears they are giving
birth to live young, when actually they are not. They live in and eat
wood, digesting it with the same sort of protozoan in their digestive
system that termites have.
Giant Peruvian Roaches (Blattodea)
Orange Head Roaches
Deaths Head Roaches
Oriental Roaches
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