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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why do bugs die on their backs?

In the interest of not getting eaten, I would think your average dying insect or arachnid would use its very last reservoir of strength to run away, but instead they flip over and slide a pretty silver platter under their body to present it as a delicious gourmet meal. 

Ok, maybe I made up the "platter" part, but how does this behavior ensure any kind of survival?
gpt
This is often because of a lack of coordination due to a failing nervous system. Depending on how the insect died they may end up convulsing and flip onto their back as a result. Oftentimes this is how they die to pesticides.