The most resilient insect on the planet
Cockroaches are among the most ubiquitous and resilient creatures on the planet. They're pretty much everywhere, lurking in walls, sewers, and perhaps even your cupboard.
They are also among humanity's most reviled species. If you're like most people, you'll be determined to get rid of all the roaches in your home. How do cockroaches survive in the face of such hostility all around the world?
Cockroaches have been around for about 300 million years, according to fossil evidence. 1 There are 55 species in the United States, out of around 3,500 worldwide. As the name implies, the American cockroach is one of the most common of these species. Roaches are flattened insects with two pairs of wings that belong to the Blattaria family. Despite the fact that all cockroaches have wings, only a few of them fly. In reality, most roaches are better adapted to sprinting. If you've ever seen roaches scurry around when a light is turned on, you know how quickly they can move.
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