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Swedish consulting engineer Sweco has taken over the UK approved inspector service Ball & Berry.

Deal will strengthen Sweco’s competencies in all sectors and extend its geographical presence

If a nuclear war did occur, its possible that many insect species including cockroaches, and ants would survive the blasts, entomologists told Newsweek.

Cockroaches have always been thought to survive a nuclear apocalypse. Cockroaches have been depicted in movies and various accounts to survive a nuclear war alone; this is in addition to living microorganisms such as the tardigrades that is believed to withstand the impact of a nuclear blast and its radiation afterward.

There are around 4,600 species of cockroaches in the world, and they are infamous for being resistant to environmental change, and even the nuclear apocalypse.

Termites release carbon dioxide by decaying deadwood

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