How are cockroaches good for the environment?
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Cockroaches are important to the environment because they consume almost anything. That is one of the reasons why they have been around for so long. They eat decaying plant and animal matter, insects, and can go for long periods of time without eating at all.
There is no doubt that cockroaches could be one of the last species to go extinct- because of their adaptive abilities.
im not sure, but we should kill them all.
I think it's impossible to get rid of all roaches, they'd be the only creatures that would survive a nuclear hallocaust. It's doubtful you can get rid of all of them, I mean Im sure you can get rid of alot of them but not all and they'll only come back.
They devour what is rotted thereby getting rid of the junk. So if you got a smell in the house for too long .. here come the roaches! Thye love rotten crap! - Did you know you can freeze a roach rock solid and will come back to life when it thaws out? - FACT! There is also a frog that can do the same thing!
Cockroaches have changed little during the 400 million years they have been around. Most species are of tropical or subtropical origin. Although they are not social insects, they are gregarious or commonly occur in groups. They will feed on practically anything of nutritive value.
they are not good for anything
we evolved from them after the nuclear war.
They are needed in many ecosystems mainly for eating dead animals and plants. For example; caves need cockroaches to eat the bat dropping and the dead bats and other animals that die.
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