No, this crustacean doesn’t bite humans and is no threat to them. In fact, when a sea roach encounters a human, it quickly crawls away in search of...

A sea roach has 14 legs. It has seven on one side of its body and seven on the other.

A sea roach has a flat, oval shell. Its shell is dark gray and segmented by a series of horizontal lines. They are one inch or less in length and w...

Sea roaches live on beaches and rocky coastlines. They aren’t known to invade a residence like a cockroach or an ant.

No. They are isopods and crustaceans. They are called sea roach for a couple of reasons. For one, their dark shell, long legs, and long antenna mak...

No, they are two types of animals. However, crayfish and sea roaches are both crustaceans. They are also similar in appearance with a hard shell co...

Sea roaches and shrimp are both known as the roaches of the sea. They are both crustaceans that eat decaying plants, algae, and mold. Though they a...