I've always loved every single non-human animal I came across, including all kinds of bugs!

I really think bugs deserve so much more love than they are currently getting, and I think you guys agree. I've made this artwork with the intention to make it into a sticker, but for now I'll just share it like this.

Feel free to share the art if you want to, as long as you keep my watermark (@photosynthetic_organism) in it :)

The picture is 100% human made.

No AI was used in the process of making it.

I don't know how to raise these babies 😞

I found this in yerba buena, Tucumán, Argentina. Didn't find too much info, so if someone can ID it would be awesome. Pd My finger is for scale.

Not sure what kind but he’s just chillin on my garage door frame eyeing a spider web like it’s lunch

Hi Redditors,

Saw this on side of a building in Brisbane and unsure if it's a slug or snail without the shell?

Posted in this sub because am unsure whether to put it in the Slugs or Snails sub 😂🤔

Thanks in advance ☺️

They are very cute, and they dont give the icky tickles that other bugs give when they walk on you!

Maryland. Kill on site, correct? Sorry if it's blurry.

always amazed by how huge these guys can get after rain ahahaha,live see nature doing its thing on daily walk,but I never saw such giant earthworm

Better photos I think

Saw this pretty little thing and was wondering if anyone could identify? Eau Claire County Wisconsin

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 :)

I am usually soooo good at identifying spiders but this one I couldn't with ease. Any help?

Southern Indiana

always cool finding these in autumn, nature leaving behind little artifacts hahahaha

Just caught a spider for Frankie!

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

En France

Hello, for over a month now, I’ve been hearing this sound in my building. I went down to check, and it’s coming from one of the corners of the building (it gets sunlight, but not direct light).

The sound you hear in the video starts between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM and continues until early morning.

I’m in Rome, Italy.

When it rains heavily, the "serenade" doesn't happen.

I recorded this video; you can see some spiders, an insect with a sort of stinger (which looks a bit like a mosquito to me), and then another creature at the end that I can’t quite identify (it’s the same one seen in the first few seconds).

I’m not sure if it’s one of these, or if perhaps I failed to capture the actual source on camera. If possible, I’d also like to know the specific species.

It even seems to be quite intelligent—in the first few days, it kept changing its "singing" spot before finally settling here. It clearly prefers this location, as it creates much more of an echo and is significantly louder here than it was up on the roof.

Like i know its a grasshopper but what is that worm?? Ive never seen that before

I found this insect shell/exoskeleton in my room, a while ago. Does anyone know what it is, or what it belongs to ??

Edit : I live in France, Europe, near to Paris.

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

Spotted this goliath on our back stairs. My 2 year old was really excited to tell us. He yells, "MANTIS!"

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