How Do Cockroaches Breathe? Understanding Insect Respiration
No, cockroaches do not breathe through lungs.
Cockroaches, like insects, have an open circulatory system and breathe through a series of tiny holes called spiracles on their body.
These spiracles open into a system of branching tubes called tracheae that carry oxygen directly to the body's tissues, eliminating the need for lungs.
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