Unlike most insects, female giant burrowing cockroaches look after their young for up to six months. In an eight-year lifespan, they can produce around 150 young. What Was on the Menu at the First ...

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Unlike most insects, female giant burrowing cockroaches look after their young for up to six months. In an eight-year lifespan, they can produce around 150 young. The Wildest Reality Show in Alaska Is ...

More than 100 species of cockroaches were used in the new genomic study. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing ...

Workers in Australia's pet industry say the demand for insects as pets has risen in the past five years because of more cramped living -- and so has the number of people befriending cockroaches, with ...

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This video show the moment scientists held a newly discovered species of stick insect which is believed to be the heaviest insect in Australia. Research published on Thursday (31 July) has identified ...