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Researchers test cyborg cockroaches that could aid in search and rescue missions


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    Researchers tested cyborg cockroaches that could aid in search and rescue operations

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Cyborg cockroaches are being tested with electronic backpacks in Japan. The researchers used a remote control to direct the cockroach’s movements. Scientists hope the breakthrough research will help in search and rescue operations.



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