Oriental cockroach (likely)

Damp, cool locations such as basements, drains, crawl spaces, and areas beneath appliances. They may enter buildings through cracks, pipes, and other concealed routes.

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

Mostly nocturnal, fast-moving, and strongly associated with moisture; they hide during daylight. Females produce egg cases, and nymphs develop through several molts without a pupal stage.

They can contaminate food and surfaces with microbes and may aggravate allergies or asthma. They contribute modestly to decomposition outdoors but are generally considered household pests.