Sydney: (RightNow) Australian scientists have developed special cockroaches to deliver medicines to people trapped in natural disasters. These cockroaches, known as cyborg cockroaches, are equipped with advanced cameras and injection devices.

Researchers have named these cockroaches paraborgs, which can be remotely controlled through electrodes installed in their nervous system. These cockroaches can navigate narrow and difficult paths to deliver medicines to affected individuals.

In experiments, the success rate of these cockroaches in delivering medicine was 72%, and 95% at close range. Following this success, it is hoped that in the future, these cockroaches will be helpful in earthquakes, building collapses, and other emergencies.

These cockroaches will enable rapid delivery of aid to affected areas and play a crucial role in saving human lives. This development could open a new path for relief efforts in natural disasters.

It is important to note that during natural disasters, difficult terrains often hinder relief efforts. In such situations, the fast delivery by cyborg cockroaches could be a significant achievement.