Assertion: silverfish | /r/CapableOf | eat sugar
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text: Silverfish eat starches and sugars found in paper, glue, book bindings, insulation, and cardboard boxes, and they usually hang out pretty close to their food source.
text: Silverfish are small, wingless, silvery-coloured insects that consume sugar, starches, dextrin in adhesive and other polysaccharides/carbohydrates.
text: Silverfish live in houses, where they feed on sugar and starch, which can be found in paper, soap residues and even dust.
text: Lepisma saccharina, the Silverfish Insect, eat carbohydrates like sugars and starches, eating leftover food or cereals.
text: Silverfish eat starches and sugars found in paper, glue, book bindings, insulation, and cardboard boxes, and they usually hang out pretty close to their food source.