Cockroach

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So, I'll be the cockroach.

The cockroach is still there.

The cockroach says, Nice place.

So now it's inside the still living cockroach and the cockroach doesn't mind much.

And the cockroach starts shaking it off,

This lovely creature is an Asian cockroach.

I found another cockroach this evening, George.

The wasps grabs onto one of the antenna, bites down on it, of the cockroach, and pulls the cockroach.

This is a death's head cockroach. This is an American cockroach you think you don't have in your kitchen.

She looks satisfied when she catches a cockroach.

The wasp very quickly starts stinging the cockroach.

leaving the cockroach entombed in darkness, still alive.

It's exciting to watch her run after a cockroach.

Look! There's a cockroach besides the fridge! Do something quick!

A jewel wasp is flying around, looking for a cockroach.

The cockroach says, Alright, I'll stay here if you want.

You get a folded shape in this case, a cockroach.

Crawl forward is done much more agilely scuttle like a cockroach!

When you touched the cockroach leg, what did it feel like?

All of a sudden, the cockroach can't move, for about a minute.

The business was laying an egg on the underside of the cockroach.

HTML. So HTML is the cockroach that will survive a nuclear winter.

I'm going to clear up this cockroach problem once and for all!

And the cockroach says, Alright, and walks like a dog on a leash.

So you're looking at roughly one percent of the brain of a cockroach.

No problem for the cockroach they can grow them back, if you care.

When you touched the cockroach leg can you get the microphone for him?

It chews a hole into the cockroach and starts to feed from the outside.

Well, the thing is that the jewel wasp makes its house inside a living cockroach.

It's what made you smack your baby brother, stamp on a cockroach, scratch your mother.

Or is it the amplified sound of a synapse firing in the brain of a cockroach?

And then when it gets big enough, it decides to crawl into the hole, into the cockroach.

Inside there it grows eyes, it grows wings, it grows legs, the cockroach is still alive, still waiting.

Maybe we could give it to our curator and see if he'd be brave enough to touch the cockroach.

So the cockroach wants to go, it wants to run away, but it can't because it can't move its legs.

You can do another experiment where you can take a cockroach with a foot, and you can remove its foot.

You see, the thing is that when it attacks the cockroach, it's not just stinging wildly, it delivers two precise stings.

Now, I mentioned that the cockroach took care, ah, the wasp took care of a little business before it left the burrow.

Finally the wasp is ready to leave, and that's when the cockroach finally dies because the fulily formed adult wasp crawls out of the cockroach's dying body.

like Richard, or a cockroach, or a crab, or a kangaroo, the relative leg stiffness of that spring is the same for everything we've seen so far.

So, this is quite amazing stuff, and what seems to happen then is that the wasp is taking away the control that the cockroach has over its own body.

I've got a friend in India who told me that you haven't really tested a piece of electronic technology for distribution in Asia, until you've trained a cockroach to climb in and pee on every single little component on the inside.

I've got a friend in India who told me that you haven't really tested a piece of electronic technology for distribution in Asia, until you've trained a cockroach to climb in and pee on every single little component on the inside.