Double tap to edit WHY DO COCKROACHES TRANSMIT DISEASE WHILE SPIDERS DO NOT?
COCKROACHES EAT HUMAN FOOD AND LEFTOVERS AS WELL AS PET FOOD. THEREFORE, THEY CAN CARRY BACTERIA AND VIRUSES ON THEIR FEET THAT ARE ON THE FOOD. SPIDERS, ON THE OTHER HAND, ARE NOT INTERESTED IN HUMAN FOOD, SO THE POSSIBILITY OF THEM CARRYING PATHOGENS IS NEGLIGIBLE. SPIDER LEGS MANIPULATE THE WEB, WHICH HAS A BACTERICIDAL EFFECT, WHICH FURTHER REDUCES THE CHANCE OF TRANSFERRING GERMS.
COCKROACHES EAT HUMAN FOOD AND LEFTOVERS AS WELL AS PET FOOD. THEREFORE, THEY CAN CARRY BACTERIA AND VIRUSES ON THEIR FEET THAT ARE ON THE FOOD. SPIDERS, ON THE OTHER HAND, ARE NOT INTERESTED IN HUMAN FOOD, SO THE POSSIBILITY OF THEM CARRYING PATHOGENS IS NEGLIGIBLE. SPIDER LEGS MANIPULATE THE WEB, WHICH HAS A BACTERICIDAL EFFECT, WHICH FURTHER REDUCES THE CHANCE OF TRANSFERRING GERMS.
