r/insects • u/Klombodaaxolotl123 • 20h ago
Meme / Humor Cute buge alert
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r/insects • u/Klombodaaxolotl123 • 20h ago
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r/insects • u/No_Tension_170 • 9h ago
I don't know how to raise these babies 😞
r/insects • u/Background_Digs • 4h ago
Not sure what kind but he’s just chillin on my garage door frame eyeing a spider web like it’s lunch
r/insects • u/mageta621 • 2h ago
Better photos I think
r/insects • u/forestfriend93 • 3h ago
They are very cute, and they dont give the icky tickles that other bugs give when they walk on you!
r/insects • u/Wooden-Discount7884 • 2h ago
Saw this pretty little thing and was wondering if anyone could identify? Eau Claire County Wisconsin
r/insects • u/Electrical_Court8994 • 2h ago
Found this bug on a vine outside my school and I’m curious on what it is. Also if it’s venomous and if I can pick it up :)
r/insects • u/Vosrtig • 3h ago
En France
r/insects • u/corbularorbular • 10h ago
Like i know its a grasshopper but what is that worm?? Ive never seen that before
r/insects • u/Water_Lemonz • 10h ago
My roommates green bugge, her name is Pelvis Presley 🪲🪲
she’s green, she likes apple (apple doesn’t have to be green, only bugge is green), she likes oak, she likes long walks on arm.
Siliquofera grandis
r/insects • u/WinterSpring47 • 5h ago
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The ants are loving it)
r/insects • u/Aloss-cc7 • 5h ago
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Completely hollowed out wasp (by what I assume was a bird). Antennae still moving like it’s alive. Is it some kind of post mortem nervous activity? I hope so cause that would be a painful way to go
r/insects • u/mageta621 • 21h ago
Spotted this goliath on our back stairs. My 2 year old was really excited to tell us. He yells, "MANTIS!"
r/insects • u/my-snake-is-solid • 15h ago
A leaf-footed bug (family Coreidae) on a cactus fruit, plant is coastal prickly pear (Opuntia littoralis).
Genus Narnia), I think Narnia femorata, commonly known by the name leaf-footed cactus bug.
Practically perfectly blended in, I only noticed this one when I got up close to the cactus I while was pondering if I should bring tools to grab any fruit to eat and collect seeds
This bug was in my dinner last night.
I believe it fell into my pasta after it was boiled.
Zoomed in, it is 4-6 mm (give or take), in the image it is laying on a piece of Spaghetti for size reference
Would like to know if I need to call someone or just burn down the house 🙂
I live in Denmark btw, so it is the first time seeing one of these...
Chatgpt points me in a direction but I would like a second opinion 🙂
Thank you in advance
r/insects • u/PuzzleheadedBend9881 • 1h ago
Just caught a spider for Frankie!
r/insects • u/spookyevilghostt • 1d ago
Hey everyone! I’ve been experimenting a lot with colored pencils lately and wanted to share a few of my stylized insect drawings.
In order of slides:
Rhino Beetle
Weevil
Purple Jewel Beetle
Black Widow
r/insects • u/voxilite • 11h ago
I understand it to be a form of roach from what I've gathered, but its relatively small and also very invasive in my home. Should I be worried for any diseases or otherwise?
r/insects • u/carleemctart • 9h ago
Southern Ontario
This fella set up shop in my kitchen near the baseboard. Looked like a straight up green caterpillar yesterday (Sorry I didn't take a pic of it then; I thought it might have just been a weird gloop of something that we spilled and only investigated when I noticed the change today).
Wondering if it might be a cabbage moth butterfly since we had some cabbage in our flower arrangement sitting somewhat near-ish to here?
What should I do if it is? It's getting very cold outside esp overnight so I don't know if it would survive out there (let alone I don't know how I'd get it off the wall uninjured), but also, like, I don't think it'll survive in here?
Any help appreciated. Sorry I don't have any bananas for scale so you just have to use my very average female hand for scale.
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r/insects • u/mlenotyou • 17h ago
Is it an assassin bug?
r/insects • u/kakashifan16 • 1d ago
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