A big change is that the mekoroach is amphibious now. They sometimes come out of the water and do scavenge hunting on the coast. And when its time to lay eggs, the females go to the coast, at night and make a hole were they put the eggs. That way they are protected better and there is no need to protect them constantly. When the young ones hatch, they burrow themselves out and head to the water. When they go to sleep, they burrow themselves in the ground. They have six legs now, that way they are faster.
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