Animals
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Cockroaches Alone Will Survive a Nuclear War is an Urban Myth [Experts]
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.
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