| Ant (1) |  |
| Beetle (3) | |
| Bug (30) | |
| Butterfly (21) | |
| Cockroach (2) | |
| Dragonfly (3) | |
| Flies (30) | |
| Insecta (49) | |
| Phasmid (1) | |
| Wasp (1) | |
| Ant (1) | |
| Beetle (3) | |
| Bug (30) | |
| Butterfly (21) | |
| Cockroach (2) | |
| Dragonfly (3) | |
| Flies (30) | |
| Insecta (49) | |
| Phasmid (1) | |
| Wasp (1) | |
when measured by body size even the humble cockroach beats the cheetah on that measure. But a simple biomechanical model applying the appropriate scaling laws would suggest that all animals should be able to run at the same absolute speed not the same relative speed.
Did cockroaches find lost knowledge? The Giant sequoia?<<B>Evolution favors life but this favoritism is certainly not species specific.</
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