Cockroaches

johnjohn320

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A friend of mine and I both seem to remember reading an article some time ago about an enormous kind of cockroach. What we *think* we remember is that it could be 6-12 inches in length, and can be found in South America (Brazil?)

Anyone know what we're talking about? Google failed us, but we may be google-retarded.
 

JoeKing

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maybe your thinking the Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches? But I think they only grow up to 3 inches.
 

Sheepathon

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RAID?!?!?!?!

/cockroachers were probably a crossbreed with poison dart rainforest dwellers
 

Carbo

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Originally posted by: omniviper
holy crap! 3 inches? thats even longer than my schlong!

*looking down at it
Couldn't resist. Oh, yeah, good morning, too.

 

nineball9

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When I visited the Smithsonian in 1980, they had an exhibit of live cockroaches from around the world. One species was wide, flat, gray colored like wood chips and was about 2 inches long. Another visitor standing behind me remarked something to the effect "And I thought I had a problem with roaches. Can you imagine those things running around my house?"