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Discoid Roaches and their amazing Antennae: More Than Just Wiggles!
Chris and I have been eager to launch an Educational Series! We supply roaches to several universities and colleges across the state, and they often share their incredible research with us. Every time, we're thrilled to uncover something new about roaches, and we think you'll feel the same. Join us as we dive into this fascinating learning journey as we kick it off with Roach Antennae!
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5 days ago3 min read
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Discoid Roach Detective: The Art of Telling Males from Females
Roaches belong to the order Blattodea, characterized by a tough, chitinous exoskeleton. However, males and females exhibit distinct abdominal structures related to their reproductive roles. Males, meanwhile, are slimmer and slightly more aerodynamic - probably because they’re always darting around, showing off.
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Jun 33 min read
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Discoid Roach Puberty: The Awkward Teenage Phase of Blaberus Discoidalis aka The Discoid Roach
If you’ve ever wondered about the delicate (and frankly hilarious) process of roach adolescence, buckle up - because the Discoid Roach goes through one of the weirdest coming-of-age rituals in the insect world. Forget human teenage years with awkward growth spurts and questionable fashion choices.
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May 272 min read
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