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Here are some need- to-know facts about roly polys:1. Roly Polys actually aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustaceans. And they're related to shrimp.

2. Their color ranges, from gray to brown. Sometimes they are two toned because their molting. First the back half molts and then the front half. They molt 4 to 5 times in their life span.
3. On rare occasions you may find a bright blue or purple roly poly. The purple/blue roly poly is sick if you find it like this. The color is caused by the retrovirus which causes crystals to form beneath the roly poly's exoskeleton. But don't worry, the virus is not dangerous to humans.

4. They have a hard exoskeleton called a cuticle and it's made from chitin.

5. Their length usually is less than an inch.

6. Roly Polys can live up to two years.They eat decaying plants and animals which is a good thing. Sometimes, however, they also eat seedlings and ripe strawberries. They can't eat thicker plants, however, so they aren't really a danger to most of the plants in your garden.You can catch a whole bunch of roly polys by placing a cantaloupe upside down in the garden. The roly polys are attracted to the rotting fruit and the moist environment.Predators of the roly poly include: frogs, newts, toads, spiders and small mammalsFemales have brood pouches that hold eggs and embryos.They tend to have 2 dozen offspring at a time and have two to three broods a year. Baby roly polys looks just like adult roly polys except they

. When the roly poly is molting and soft, they sometimes are eaten by other roly polys.
are white and very tiny.

12. They're doesn't have to be a male roly poly for the women roly poly to reproduce. She can by herself by parthenogenesis.

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7. Roly Polys are all over the world. They can live in farms, rain forests, even your locale park. They like to keep in moist areas like rocks, leafs, and logs.

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Even though they look like pill millepedes they aren't related to them.conglobation .

14. As you can see, they can roll into little balls, this is called This is a defense against predators.

15. Like fish, Roly Polys have gill-like structures for breathing and this is why they need to be in most areas.

16. Roly Polys are blue blooded. Roly polys have haemocycanin in their blood which makes it blue in color when it is carrying oxygen.

They can drink through their anus. They have uropods on their rear ends and are able to suck up moisture through them.

18. They can eat their own poop. This is called coprophagy, it allows them to get back some of the

copper they lost when they pooped.
Wolbachia bacteria can turn a male roly poly into a female roly poly. 20. Roly Polys don't urinate. Instead they release a form of ammonia gas
Roly Polys are fascinating creatures and you should take the time to learn about their life!

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Here are some need- to-know facts about roly polys:1. Roly Polys actually aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustaceans. And they're related to shrimp. 2. Their color ranges, from gray to brown. Sometimes they are two toned because their molting. First the back half molts and then the front half.

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Their length usually is less than an inch.   2. Roly Polys are all over the world. They can live in farms, rain forests, even your locale park. They like to keep in moist areas like rocks, leafs, and logs.   3. Roly Polys are all over the world. They can live i farms, rain forests, even your locale park. They like to keep in moist areas like rocks, leafs, and logs.  kinslee

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Their length usually is less than an inch.   2. Roly Polys are all over the world. They can live in farms, rain forests, even your locale park. They like to keep in moist areas like rocks, leafs, and logs.   3. Roly Polys are all over the world. They can live i farms, rain forests, even your locale park. They like to keep in moist areas like rocks, leafs, and logs.  kinslee

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1. Roly pollies are attracted to rotting.
2. Roly pollies have gill like structures for breathing.
3. Roly pollies don't urinate, they release a form of ammonia.

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 kylee s.  1.They have a hard exoskeleton called a cuticle and it's made from chitin. 2. Roly Polys can live up to two years. 3. Like fish, Roly Polys have gill-like structures for breathing and this is why they need to be in most areas.

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 kylee s.  1.They have a hard exoskeleton called a cuticle and it's made from chitin. 2. Roly Polys can live up to two years. 3. Like fish, Roly Polys have gill-like structures for breathing and this is why they need to be in most areas.

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Roly Poly's molt 4-5 times in their lifespan. They can live for 2 years. They can have up to 24 offspring at once. Paeton Hayworth

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Roly Poly's molt 4-5 times in their lifespan. They can live for 2 years. They can have up to 24 offspring at once. Paeton Hayworth

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Sam P. 1. They aren't bugs they are terrestrial crustaceans. 2. Their color ranges from gray to brown. 3. You might find a bright blue or purple roly poly.

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Sam P. 1. They aren't bugs they are terrestrial crustaceans. 2. Their color ranges from gray to brown. 3. You might find a bright blue or purple roly poly.

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1. Roly poly's don't urinate, they instead release an ammonia gas.     2. Roly poly's are blue blooded.               3. Roly poly's have gills like fish             Dawson Meese

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1. Roly poly's don't urinate, they instead release an ammonia gas.     2. Roly poly's are blue blooded.               3. Roly poly's have gills like fish             Dawson Meese

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 Olivia O. 1. Even though they look like pill millipedes they aren't related to them 2. Roly Polys don't urinate. Instead they release a form of ammonia gas 3. They can eat their own poop. This is called coprophagy, it allows them to get back some of the                               copper they lost when they pooped. 

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 Olivia O. 1. Even though they look like pill millipedes they aren't related to them 2. Roly Polys don't urinate. Instead they release a form of ammonia gas 3. They can eat their own poop. This is called coprophagy, it allows them to get back some of the                               copper they lost when they pooped. 

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Makenna M. 1- Roly Polys can live up to 2 years. 2- When roly polys are in balls it is called conglobation, it is a defense against preditors. 3- Femaled dont need males to reproduce. 

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Makenna M. 1- Roly Polys can live up to 2 years. 2- When roly polys are in balls it is called conglobation, it is a defense against preditors. 3- Femaled dont need males to reproduce. 

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 Emma R: 1st Roly Polys actually aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustaceans. And they're related to shrimp. 2nd Their color ranges, from gray to brown. Sometimes they are two toned because their molting. 3rd On rare occasions you may find a bright blue or purple roly poly. The purple/blue roly poly is sick if you                                     find it like this. 

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 Emma R: 1st Roly Polys actually aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustaceans. And they're related to shrimp. 2nd Their color ranges, from gray to brown. Sometimes they are two toned because their molting. 3rd On rare occasions you may find a bright blue or purple roly poly. The purple/blue roly poly is sick if you                                     find it like this. 

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Kaylee S-  1. Roly Polys aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustacean, they're related to shrimp. 2.  Roly Polys can live up to two years. 3.They can live in farms, rain forests, even your locale park. 

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Kaylee S-  1. Roly Polys aren't bugs at all. They are terrestrial Crustacean, they're related to shrimp. 2.  Roly Polys can live up to two years. 3.They can live in farms, rain forests, even your locale park. 

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1. roly polys arent bugs at all 2.there length is usually less than an inch 3.They can drink threw there anus . Adrianna 

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1. roly polys arent bugs at all 2.there length is usually less than an inch 3.They can drink threw there anus . Adrianna 

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AnDrEw P. 1. Roly Polys don't urinate. Instead they release a form of ammonia gas. 2.They can eat their own poop. This is called coprophagy, it allows them to get back some of the copper they lost when they pooped. 3.They can drink through their anus. They have uropods on their rear ends and are able to suck up moisture through them.

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AnDrEw P. 1. Roly Polys don't urinate. Instead they release a form of ammonia gas. 2.They can eat their own poop. This is called coprophagy, it allows them to get back some of the copper they lost when they pooped. 3.They can drink through their anus. They have uropods on their rear ends and are able to suck up moisture through them.

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Luke B. 1.Roly polies have blue blood because of the haemocycanin in their blood 2.Roly Polies have gills and that is why they have to be in moist areas 3.you can catch roly polies by putting an upside down cantelope in your garden.

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Luke B. 1.Roly polies have blue blood because of the haemocycanin in their blood 2.Roly Polies have gills and that is why they have to be in moist areas 3.you can catch roly polies by putting an upside down cantelope in your garden.

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They can live up to 2 years, they have gills, and they look like pills ( hints the name pill bug) - Haley

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They can live up to 2 years, they have gills, and they look like pills ( hints the name pill bug) - Haley