Not Humans but cockroaches will rule over Pakistan if nuclear bomb drops, study says cockroaches can survive without head for…

New Delhi: Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated to a critical level, with reports ranging from potential airstrikes to the threat of a nuclear war. A recent study suggests that if such a conflict were to occur, nearly 150 million people across both nations could be impacted. The Pakistani Army Chief, General Asim Munir, is also aware of India’s nuclear capabilities. However, there is one creature on this planet that is believed to survive even a nuclear war — the cockroach. So, how much truth is there to this belief, and how are cockroaches different from other creatures? Let’s explore.

4,000 Species of Cockroaches, Only 30 Live Among Humans

PEST WORLD, in its report, has stated that cockroaches come in many varieties. Scientists believe there are over 4,000 species of cockroaches around the world. Out of these thousands of species, only about 30 are associated with human habitats, and just four of them are considered true pests. Some of the most well-known species include the American cockroach, German cockroach, Asian cockroach, and Oriental cockroach. These cockroaches can carry pathogens responsible for diseases like tuberculosis, leprosy, typhoid, and salmonella. This is why many people consider cockroaches to be dirty and potentially dangerous.

Alive on Earth 100 Times Longer Than Humans

According to the website AMDRO, scientists believe that cockroaches have existed on Earth for nearly 100 times longer than humans. They are known as tough and resilient insects capable of surviving in extreme conditions. Some people even believe that cockroaches could survive a nuclear war. Cockroaches are nocturnal and typically avoid light.

Can Stay Alive for Weeks Without a Head

Would you believe that some species of cockroaches can survive for several weeks without their heads? It’s true! Unlike humans, cockroaches don’t bleed to death, and they can breathe through tiny openings in their body segments. That’s why, even if a cockroach’s head gets cut off, its body can often continue to live for weeks!

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