Biggest Cockroach In The World

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You may hear about the largest insects in the world such as The Giant Stick Bug, The Giant Weta, Goliath Beetle, Atlas Moth, Tarantula Hawk, The Giant Burrowing Cockroach, The Titan Beetle, The Giant Water Bug, The Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing, etc.
Have you ever heard about the largest cockroach in the world ever? Some of you may think that every day I saw a lot of giant cockroaches in my kitchen right?
There are more than 4,600 different species of cockroaches are found in this world and nearly 30 of them are associated with humans habitats and considered pests.
But, today I’m going to blow away your mind by showing you the biggest cockroach ever you can imagine.
What do you think about a cockroach how long it can be 1 inch probably 2 inches right? And as common people, we can’t even imagine a cockroach can became longer than 2 inches and you are right.
The American cockroach can grow up to 1.6 inches and the Florida cockroach can grow up to 1.2 to 1.6 inches and we consider them as giant roach in the world unfortunately this is not true.
In 1986 in Houston, Texas, an Apopka nursery owner named was Eloise Beach, found a Florida cockroach which was measured about 2.4 inches long and this cockroach was the largest cockroach in the world at that time, and this giant cockroach named “Longfellow”.
I am very excited about this topic and was curious to write about the insect created the world records which is mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records and it’s fascinating for me.
The “Megaloblatta” the world’s largest cockroach ever found is a common descent of cockroaches in the Ectobiidae family and this is the largest living species of cockroach.
The Megaloblatta Longipennis can grow up to 3.8 inches 9.7 centimeters in length and have a wingspan which they can spread about 7.9 inches can you believe this?
They use their long wings to make a shrill sound by rubbing their long wings to steer their prey which helps them to protect themselves and less likely to be hunted as compared to other insects.
They are mostly found in Costa Rica, Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Nicaragua, etc. and the largest female Megaloblatta longipennis currently preserved in the collection of insects by Akira Yokokura of Yamagata, Japan.
The Megaloblatta Longipennis has won the title of the largest winged cockroach in the world in the Guinness World Records.
The Giant Burrowing Cockroach is also known as Rhinoceros Cockroach, and Queensland Giant Cockroach.
The Giant Burrowing Cockroach is to be found in most tropical and sub-tropical parts of Queensland, Australia,
They are considered the world’s heaviest cockroach species and their weight can measure nearly 30 to 35 (gm) and up to 7.5 to 8 cm (3.1 inches) in length.
In some parts of the world, Rhinoceros cockroach are can be found in the local pet market, people love to buy and kept them as a pet.
The giant borrowing cockroach doesn’t have wings unlike, other species of cockroaches, and people also do not consider them as a pest as I have already mentioned that they love to keep them as a pet.
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach is also known as hisser or hissing cockroach and is also considered as among one of the largest cockroach in the world.
They can grow from 5 to 7.5 cm (2-3 inches) and they are native to the island of Madagascar, which is off the African Mainland.
They are also sold in the local market as pets and people but them as kept them as a pet just like Rhinoceros cockroach.
Just like Queensland Giant Cockroach the Madagascar hissing cockroach also do not have wings but they are an excellent climber they can even climb on class.
Some people also consider death’s head cockroach as among one of the giant cockroaches but I don’t feel that.
If you measure their length they are just 2 inches long and almost 1 inch wide and as I have mentioned common cockroaches are likely to grow nearly 2 inches so what is unique about them? Just their name is awesome doesn’t spot them on the list of the world’s largest cockroach.
In my next article, I’ll try to write about the 10 biggest bugs in the world and try providing as much information as possible and if you wish you can check our other article cockroach vs palmetto bug I have covered so many interesting facts about them as well.
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Most homeowners are aware of the health and safety risks associated with cockroaches, including the allergies and asthma triggered by them and the germs and bacteria they have been known to spread.
However, what may not be as widely known is the fact that cockroaches are a very interesting and resilient pest. They exhibit some very odd behavior and survival tactics and spend 75% of their time resting. They can even withstand temperatures as cold as 32 degrees Fahrenheit!
Cockroaches can survive without their heads for as long as a week! They have open circulatory system and can also breathe through little holes in each of their body segments, and therefore, they are not dependent on their head or mouth to breathe. The roach only dies because without a mouth, it can’t drink water and dies of thirst.
Measuring 4 cm in length, the American cockroach is one of the largest peridomestic cockroaches. This cockroach is prevalent throughout Florida, especially in commercial buildings.
The American cockroach is considered a major pest in the United States and spreads infection in all houses across the country. Other common names of this roach are the water bug, the Bombay canary or the palmetto bug.
It is astonishing to note that these cockroaches are omnivorous and feed on cosmetics, milk, plants, soap and even fermenting foods! These cockroaches are also notorious for eating up sweets and books, glue and even wallpaper paste!
Evidence suggests that American cockroaches were introduced via ships from Africa in the early 1600s.
Feeding on decaying organic matter and forest floors, the Madagascar hissing cockroaches have no wings and move very slowly when compared to other cockroach species. They attain lengths of up to 7 cm from their horn to antennae and measure up to 2.5 cm wide.
Very unlike other cockroach species, the females here give birth to a healthy live young baby while males are aggressive and use their horns to fight with other rival male cockroaches.
The diet of Madagascar hissing cockroaches includes fruits, vegetables and other arthropods. These cockroaches get their name from the hissing sounds that they make while fighting, mating or alarming other members of the colony to danger situations.
It is astonishing to note that these cockroaches are even kept as pets by people all around the world. Although the Madagascar hissing roaches are mainly found only in Madagascar, they are welcomed by people with open arms!
The Death’s cockroach has been named so due to a skull-shaped marking on its head and these roaches grow to be over 2 inches long and over 1 inch wide.
These cockroaches have very large appetites, which definitely makes sense as they are some of the biggest cockroaches in the world. These insects are omnivores, meaning they eat a little bit of everything, including fecal matter or wood.
These roaches are found on forest floors, hiding in leaf matter and rotting wood throughout Central America and South Florida. These cockroaches are a non-climbing species, they cant climb their glass/plastic tanks to escape. Although adults have wings, they cannot fly and are often seen gliding from all surfaces.
The death’s head cockroach has an enormous appetite and eat half their body weight in one sitting!
With a wingspan of up to 20 cm, this is the world’s largest winged cockroach and is found in Peru, Ecuador and Panama. The average cockroach of this species measures from 0.24 in-3 in (0.6-7.6 cm) in length.
A preserved female in the collection of Akira Yokokura of Yamagata, Japan, measures 97 mm (3.8 in) in length and 45 mm (1.75 in) across.
Weighing in at a hefty 30 g, Giant Burrowing Cockroaches are the heaviest cockroaches in the world. Their lifespan is very impressive – they can live up to 10 years. 
Native to Australia, these cockroaches have a very smooth and shiny brown skins. They do not have any wings and live in burrows deep in the soil and here the females take care of their infants. They use their stout, spiny legs to dig burrows up to a metre deep into the soil, with a chamber at the end.
These cockroaches are considered very important recyclers in northern Queensland.
Giant Burrowing Cockroaches can be bought and kept as pets for up to 10 years!
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