Roaches can live without food for a month, but will only survive a week without water.

Roaches will eat just about anything--including finger nail clippings, bread crumbs, food scraps off of dirty dishes-- even labels on cans, including glue.

Most species of roaches live in tropics. But roaches live all over world, including North and South Poles. Pest cockroachs can withstand temperatures as cold as 32°F (0°C), but will die if temperature goes much below that. In extremely cold places, however, they survive by moving in with humans.

Cockroaches can climb walls because they are equipped with a set of little claws on their feet designed for that very purpose.

Crushed cockroaches can be applied to a stinging wound to help relieve pain.

Roaches use their feelers, or antennae as noses. Their sense of smell is so great, they recognize family and friends by their distinctive odors.

Female roaches attract male roaches by producing pheromones. Pheromones are chemicals that attract male roaches like a magnet and drives them wild.

Those are some pretty amazing facts, aren't they?

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