var arrayFacts = [ "Headless and Healthy:

Cockroaches can breathe without their heads!

They can briefly live without heads because cockroaches breathe through tubes attached to small, valved openings on the sides of their bodies. ", "No Aternicate Necessary:

A cockroach does not bleed to death when it loses a body part. This is because a cockroach does not have blood pressure, the way that a mammal does. ", "Gassy and Gross:

Cockroaches break wind every fifteen minutes.", "No Backbone:

Cockroaches do not have a backbone the way that mammals and birds do. Instead, they have a hard exoskeleton, which protects their soft insides.", "Aging Gracefully:

Cockroaches today look very much like they did over 300 million years ago.", "Bag of Babies:

Female cockroaches lay eggs in groups. They produce an 'egg purse' called an ootheca, which resembles a hollow, hardened bag. The ootheca holds two rows of eggs inside. ", "Animal Cruelty:

Jewel wasps prey on cockroaches by paralyzing them, dragging them into holes, and laying eggs in them.

The larva hatches three days later and feeds on wounded cockroaches.", "Food Fiend:

Many cockroach species are known as 'stored product pests,' meaning that they cause great losses of foodstuffs stored by humans.

The Oriental cockroach is one type of destructive stored product pest.", "Waiting For Wings:

Young cockroaches look like adults, but they don’t have wings.

The wings of an adult are hard and overlap each other on the cockroach’s back.", "A Cockroach, is a cockroach, is a cockroach:

What insect has six hairy legs, 18 knees, and goes by the aliases 'lucifaga' and 'yankee settlers?'

The cockroach!", "Good Vibrations:

Antennae and hairs on the cockroach's legs enable it to detect air and surface vibrations.

Once they sense you, they are off and running at three miles an hour.", "The Headless Cockroach

If you cut off the cockroaches' head, it will continue to walk around for a week. It will die, but not from the lack of its head, but from the fact that it cannot drink without its mouth. ", "Drunk and Disgusting:

It is said that the American cockroach is partial to beer.", "The Medicinal Cockroach Part I:

In Louisiana, cockroach tea was prescribed for tetanus, and a poultice made from boiled roaches, and fried cockroaches with garlic was a cure for indigestion. ", "The Medicinal Cockroach Part II:

In ancient Greece, physicians stuffed a mixture of cockroach entrails with oil of roses into a patients ear to cure ear infections.

Even today dried roaches are being sold at two dollars an ounce as a main ingredient in folk medicine.", "Economical Eaters:

A cockroach can feed off the residue of a single thumb print for thirty days."];