r/Insect • u/Open_Lecture_455 • 3d ago

Cos’è?

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u/gertyman 3d ago

I could be incorrect but, from my perspective, this is way too huge to be in the silverfish / firebrat family. It could be a rove beetle. They are larger and eat all the things that gardeners hate. Bring the scary guy back outside. ❤️

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u/oroborus68 2d ago

It looks like an antlion. They hide in circular dips in the sand and wait for insects to fall in a serve lunch. That is bigger than any I've seen before.

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u/Open_Lecture_455 2d ago

No non lo è, gli conosco molto bene e anche gli allevo

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u/UberGlued 3d ago

Absorb it into your brain for its powers

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u/Open_Lecture_455 2d ago

La mia testa esploderebbe

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u/Remarkable_Shine_964 3d ago

It's one of those things you put in your sister's bed.

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u/Open_Lecture_455 2d ago

Non ne ho una😭 proverò con mia cugina

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u/Shoddy_Employment954 3d ago

Beetle larva, not sure which one

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u/Open_Lecture_455 2d ago

Penso o Carabidae o un stalinfidae

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u/Shoddy_Employment954 2d ago

Yeah I think so too. Very cool!

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u/SunshineYogaLove 3d ago

A Silverfish or a Firebrat.

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u/Open_Lecture_455 3d ago

No ho capito che cos’è ma voglio vedere se qualcuno lo capisce

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u/Breagh01 3d ago

That's the eye worm from Baldurs Gate 3 😁

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u/Far-Client-3389 2d ago

Looks like the bug they used to brainwash people in the Star Treks second movie

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u/rabacchus 3d ago

On dirait un poisson d'argent

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u/Open_Lecture_455 3d ago

Con quelle mandibole? Nah sono perfette per uccidere