Sentence examples similar to cockroach breeding from inspiring English sources

One facility in the city of Xichang, in southwestern Sichuan province, has achieved so many "scientific and technological breakthroughs" for its cockroach-breeding program that the provincial government claimed it deserved a national science award.

She also has something most girls don't have: Thousands of breeding cockroaches as pets.

Sheriff Frass theorizes that the government has been breeding killer cockroaches, informing Mulder about a nearby facility.

Plastic bags stored in dark areas, such as under the sink, are breeding grounds for cockroaches.

Sadly, ignorance is breeding faster than the cockroaches and mice that also inhabit these human warehouses.

But experts suggest that we should still be wary of our potential new insect overlords: given the implications of what might happen if these billions of cockroaches ever managed to escape their breeding facility prison.

Speckled cockroaches Nauphoeta cinerea (Olivier 1789) were maintained in a breeding stock population originally sourced from the Herp Shop (Ardeer, Victoria, Australia).

Poor and old housing infrastructure provides breeding sites for disease causing vermin such as cockroaches and rats.

Window and door screens are uncommon in many locales, and houses often have stagnant tubs or pools of water in dark places that provide breeding grounds for the homebound A. aegypti, which Scott calls "the cockroach" of mosquitoes.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.