Oriental cockroach (likely)

Damp, sheltered places such as basements, drains, crawl spaces, mulch, and wall voids; it may enter buildings while seeking moisture.

An omnivorous scavenger that consumes food scraps, starches, decaying organic matter, and occasionally paper or fabrics contaminated with food.

Mostly nocturnal, hiding in cracks during daylight. It prefers cool, humid conditions, has incomplete metamorphosis, and females produce egg cases (oothecae).

Can mechanically spread bacteria and contaminate food; shed skins and droppings may trigger allergies or asthma. It provides limited ecosystem value as decomposer prey for other animals.