what kind of cockroach is found in the philippines???

Answer 1

Could be Asian Cockroaches -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_cockroach

Answer 2

Philippine Cockroach

Answer 3

Because the Philippine government has no sense of duty and no experience in running a country or possibly corrupt, and the USA did not impose any methods of making sure the Philippine government used the money for the intended purposes.

Answer 4

Obviously all the previous people who answered DIND'T see the Philippines cockoaches!!!

in Manila crokies are as small as a 5 cent coins and as big as a 100 dollars bills.

but even thought the pinoy crockies are a sigth to see and admire, there are NOTHING in comparison to the JAPANESE gokiburi...
read below...

TO SPILL the guts or not, that is the question. Poor gokiburi (cockroach), the bane of almost every Japanese, whose fate often ends beneath those thick geta clogs, or suffocating in those nerve gas-like insecticides, or worse, left starving to death in the infamous gokiburi hoi hoi (cockroach trap) until their pathetic lives flash before their very eyes.

I pity these hapless, totally harmless creatures, whose main purpose in life is just to feed itself and its family. Some of them may have even graduated with honors from Cockroach University, with advanced degrees in "Surviving Winter in Japan" or "Advanced Reconnaissance" just to avoid those "sadistic" humans, especially Japanese ladies who are often terrified by these gentle pets, I mean, pests.

But really, there are people known to keep cockroaches as pets and even for food. As lab animals, they are ideal, for they are easy to care for and safe to handle because they neither sting nor bite nor carry disease. And in their guts is a walking culture collection of bacteria and protozoa, allowing them to eat a wide range of substances. Like all other living things, they are part of nature, as unique as you and me.

The Japanese home, however, is a virtual battleground for humans and gokiburi, where all sorts of chemicals and gadgets are used to obliterate them from the face of the earth. But honestly, they really don't mind. An ancient species, they've got 320 million years of evolution behind them, having hardly changed throughout several millennia. Humans are just kohais (juniors) compared to them.

Answer 5

Both the American cockroach and the german cockroach are found worldwide.

Answer 6

white cocs are there in phili...
if u want mail me , i will send photo of that

Answer 7

a FREAKY one?????
like plankton(spongebobsquare pants)

Answer 8

not sure