Oriental cockroach (likely adult and nymph)

Damp, cool, sheltered places such as basements, drains, crawl spaces, and areas around leaking plumbing; commonly found indoors near ground level.

Omnivorous scavengers that feed on food scraps, starches, decaying organic matter, and occasionally animal material.

Mostly nocturnal, moisture-dependent, and poor climbers; they hide in cracks by day and forage at night. Females produce egg cases, and nymphs develop through several molts.

They can contaminate food and surfaces and may mechanically spread microbes; shed skins and droppings can aggravate allergies or asthma. They provide limited ecological value as decomposers outdoors.