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are often cited as the most likely survivors of a nuclear war. some even claim that they can live without their heads. it turns out that these armchair exterminators (and their professional brethren) are right. headless roaches are capable of living for weeks. to understand why cockroaches—and many other

insects—can survive decapitation, it helps to understand why humans cannot, explains physiologist and biochemist joseph kunkel at the university of massachusetts amherst, who studies cockroach development. first off, decapitation in humans results in blood loss and a drop in blood pressure hampering...

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kill dogs. in the wild they eat mostly termites ants and some fruits but avoid any ants that have strong chemicals like fire ants. they have been known to raid bee hives in the wild. they love honey and sweets but may well eat the bee larvae too. i often see it mentioned a person wants a tamandua or other

was confronted with. the worst case i have come across was a business who regularly dealt with exotics. they were experienced and caring but when they acquired their tamandua believed the seller when he told them to feed it rotten eggs. the result was a very sickly animal that died very prematurely. other...

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