Giant Cave Roach
Native to large regions of South America, the Giant Cave Roach is one of the largest species of cockroaches in the world. With long, flattened bodies, these roaches are great at hiding in between cracks in rocks to hide from predators. They are typically light tan in color and are characterized by a large black spot on the back of their heads.
- Conservation StatusUnlisted
- Life spanup to 20 months
- Body size3-4 inches
- Native habitat Tropical regions, dark humid caves of Most of South America
- DietDecaying plant material, fruits, carrion