have you ever seen a red, yellow and black roach?

[George McGovern]

5. Beautiful photo Gato. According to googleimages, it's a Paratropes bilunata.

Paratropes bilunata (commonly called the Beautiful Day Cockroach) is a stunning, vividly colored species of forest cockroach native to Central America. Known for its striking contrast of colors, they feature highly patterned wings, often displaying a mix of deep oranges, yellows, or creams set against a dark black or brown backdrop. Their bright coloration is thought to be a form of aposematism, signaling to predators that they are unpalatable.

These insects thrive in the lush, humid environments of tropical rainforests, most notably in Costa Rica and Panama. They spend their time foraging on forest vegetation and leaf litter. Unlike common household roaches that scurry away to hide from light, Paratropes are diurnal (active during the day) and possess wings capable of strong flight. Like many other wild roaches, they play an important, beneficial ecological role by breaking down decaying organic matter and returning nutrients to the rainforest floor.
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