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Which insects six legged is the fastest?
The Dragon Fly is the fastest insect. The fastest insect on the ground is the cockroach.
Which insect moves the fastest?
The fastest moving insect is the tropical cockroach. They are able to go nearly 3.5 miles per hour, which is exceedingly fast for an insect.
The fastst insect in the world?
The fastest insect on land is the German cockroach
Fastest insect in the world?
A moff
What is the fastest insect in the air?
Dragonflies
What insect is the fastest runner?
cockcroach
Are dragonflies the fastest flying insect?
yes
What is the fastest insect on six legs?
One species of cockroach.
Is desert locust the world fastest flying insect?
no the cat is
What is the worlds fastest flying insect?
Type your answer here... dragonfly
What is the fastest crawling insect with a speed of almost 3 mph?
Roach
What is the fastest moving insect in the world?
The fastest ground insect is the cockroach. They are capable of speeds of up to 3.4 miles per hour which equates to 50 body lengths in 1 second.
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