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American cockroaches are a âperidomestic species.â This means that they generally live outdoors. However, populations can also move indoors and live in human structures. American cockroaches usually live in warm, moist, humid environments but can survive in drier areas if they have access to water. The cockroaches prefer temperatures between 70Â°F and 85Â°F and will not survive if temperatures drop below 15Â°F.
So what is the truth? A cockroach can usually live for about 7 to 10 days without water, but can go for at least 30 days with no food before it dies. Therefore, it is almost impossible for a cockroach to starve to death unless it is enclosed or trapped. This is because of its uncanny ability to eat almost anything in its environment.