Two ID's from the Galapagos

Vulgaris

Vulgaris

Fifth Instar
Don't know what these are exactly (other than cockroaches). The first one seemed very common, and I could find dead ones along the street. Never did see any live ones though. They were quite large

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The next one looks like maybe an introduced pest species

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The first one is from the genus Blaberus, off hand I'm not sure which species are from there. The second is the ubiquitous Periplaneta americana.

 
From a quick search it seems Blaberus parabolicus is the only (introduced) species in the Golapagos.

 
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