That roach has likely been poisoned and is in the midst of dying, it’s still alive but it’s convulsing randomly and is likely even further disoriented by having its antennae pulled like that. Imagine being exposed to sarin gas while mice drag you away by your eyeballs, I’d bet you’d be unable to stand up yourself.
As for other roaches, it’s possible they were done molting or were preparing to molt or otherwise just ended up on their backs somehow by falling off the ceiling or something. If they are healthy they’re perfectly capable of righting themselves and scurrying away.
That roach has likely been poisoned and is in the midst of dying, it’s still alive but it’s convulsing randomly and is likely even further disoriented by having its antennae pulled like that. Imagine being exposed to sarin gas while mice drag you away by your eyeballs, I’d bet you’d be unable to stand up yourself.
As for other roaches, it’s possible they were done molting or were preparing to molt or otherwise just ended up on their backs somehow by falling off the ceiling or something. If they are healthy they’re perfectly capable of righting themselves and scurrying away.
That roach has likely been poisoned and is in the midst of dying, it’s still alive but it’s convulsing randomly and is likely even further disoriented by having its antennae pulled like that. Imagine being exposed to sarin gas while mice drag you away by your eyeballs, I’d bet you’d be unable to stand up yourself.
As for other roaches, it’s possible they were done molting or were preparing to molt or otherwise just ended up on their backs somehow by falling off the ceiling or something. If they are healthy they’re perfectly capable of righting themselves and scurrying away.
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