Cockroaches are an overly resilient bug, capable of surviving even the worst infestations. Chinese cockroaches have recently been proven to be naturally nuclear radiation-resistant and have a higher tolerance for radiation than any other animal tested! The Chinese cockroach is the largest species of cockroach native to the Oriental region, and was first discovered in the United States around 1929. These flat-bodied and scavenger-like pests have adapted well to living close to humans, and are difficult to control. The Chinese cockroach is also known as the Asian cockroach. Also, this cockroach is very common and can be found throughout the world. It generally prefers to live in areas where the temperature is 25 to 30 degree C. The female carries an egg case that it leaves behind when it dies. This egg case contains up to 24 eggs and looks like a grain of rice that has a length of about half an inch. They are reddish brown in color with yellow markings on their body and wings. The Chinese cockroach (Periplaneta sinensis) is a peridomestic pest of worldwide distribution. It originates from China, but it has been introduced to the whole world where it lives in the tropics and in subtropical climates. The female Chinese cockroach has wings, but they are very short and do not cover its abdomen; therefore, they cannot fly. This species is considered as a pest because it can spread bacteria and germs. These roaches survive by scavenging human food off the floor, preferring animal or vegetable material with plenty of MSG.

Chinese Cockroaches

Introduction

There are many species of cockroach in the world. The Chinese cockroach, also known as the smoky brown cockroach, is one of them.

Native to China

Chinese cockroaches are native to China, but they have been found in a few other places around the world. They are not known to spread disease and don’t bite. They are also larger than American cockroaches, which makes them easier to spot and eliminate.

Have wings

They have wings, which they use to fly. They can’t fly very far or in high altitudes, however. They can’t fly in the rain, wind, snow or cold.

If you see one of these insects flying around your home: don’t panic! It is normal for them to do this during mating season and it’s also not a big deal.

Known as the Smoky Brown cockroach for their dark brown color.

The Chinese cockroach is a particularly large cockroach, with adults reaching over 2 inches in length. They have wings and are not native to the United States. The Chinese Cockroach is known as the Smoky Brown cockroach for their dark brown color — they are not black and do not have a yellowish-brown appearance like many other species of roaches.

The Chinese cockroach should not be confused with the American or German cockroach.

The Chinese cockroach is smaller than the American or German cockroach and has wings. It’s darker in color, and like other species of roaches, it tends to be found out of sight. The female Chinese roach carries her eggs on the tip of her abdomen (called “egg sacs”), while the American roach carries them under her body until they are ready to hatch.

You’ll find Chinese roaches mainly in restaurants and homes where food is prepared or stored; they’re attracted to moisture and warmth. Their presence can indicate unsanitary conditions because they thrive in damp places such as sinks or basements that are not well maintained. If you think you have an infestation on your hands, call a professional exterminator immediately!

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Chinese cockroach is an interesting creature with many distinguishing characteristics. They should not be confused with the German or American cockroaches however, as these are entirely different creatures.