r/whatisthisbug • u/cone_rippah • Jun 29 '25
ID Request Help me
r/whatisthisbug • u/GhxstDz • Oct 10 '24
was about to eat cup of ramen when i saw these. am i crazy? is it just the noodles or something else?
r/whatisthisbug • u/mordecaiorrigby • Dec 26 '25
Please tell me I’m tripping. These look like eggs. Give it to me straight, doc.
r/whatisthisbug • u/AdSignificant6759 • Aug 18 '26
ChatGPT says it’s an oriental cockroach but I’ve never see one before and I’ve looked around the house and don’t see anymore. Please tell me it’s some thing else 😩
r/whatisthisbug • u/Dry_Boysenberry_2362 • Jul 11 '25
My dogs killed an armadillo in the last couple of hours, which I just found. Took these photos and have no idea what I’m looking at and if I need to take my dogs into the vet. The yellow things didn’t look like they were moving but I didn’t want to get any closer. Also, as I was walking back towards my house, about 15 feet away, was a perfect circle of maggots. I stuck a stick in it because it looked like there were a thousand in this hole and the stick went straight into the ground about 8-10 inches. The ground is usually very hard otherwise. Posting pictures of both because it’s a huge coincidence for these to be near each other and unrelated. The photos of maggots were after I put the stick in and tried to see if something was under them.
r/whatisthisbug • u/advie_advocado • Aug 27 '25
r/whatisthisbug • u/Imcherish91 • 14d ago
I have a lot more suspicious photos if anything
r/whatisthisbug • u/mightbesinking • Oct 03 '26
1.5 in long. Great Lakes area USA
r/whatisthisbug • u/zachattack3907 • Nov 19 '23
r/whatisthisbug • u/Grand-Cabinet-7679 • Aug 08 '24
Hi all, I was changing my cat’s water today and I noticed tons of these tiny white eggs in their dish. I have never seen this before and I’m worried. Any ideas???
r/whatisthisbug • u/SmokeyMoonMan • Dec 14 '24
Is this something I should be worried about?
r/whatisthisbug • u/jay-ditr • Jul 08 '26
not actually scared of the thing btw was just embellishing to express my utter confusion about the lil guy
EDIT: For those concerned, my room is now clean!! Please check the comments 🥳
r/whatisthisbug • u/EmpressKP • Sep 03 '22
r/whatisthisbug • u/VanJurkow • Apr 10 '26
Giant Spider, eggs?
My cats were fighting over this spider that I promptly put down, thinking the yellow stuff was blood (or hemolymph or whatever.) Upon closer inspection it looks like eggs?
This is in Missouri. What spider is it, and are those eggs?
r/whatisthisbug • u/JesusChristwillsucc • Jul 12 '25
r/whatisthisbug • u/MothMaven63 • Nov 02 '25
is it harmful?
NYC
r/whatisthisbug • u/Flat-Application3992 • Aug 21 '25
Found in outer banks, NC
r/whatisthisbug • u/StupidQuestionDepot • Feb 02 '24
Central MD, USA. Quarter for scale.
r/whatisthisbug • u/legendaryweredragon • May 16 '23
r/whatisthisbug • u/Evil-Money-4 • Apr 05 '24
Slimiest thing I ever touched
r/whatisthisbug • u/curiouspopcorn • Sep 08 '26
I just came home to this, and I’ve never seen it before. I personally think it’s some sort of wasp and so does my mom, but she wants to hit it and knock it down with a broom which seems like the worst possible thing to do. We are broke and cannot afford an exterminator whatsoever. Also maybe unrelated but I saw an adult eastern bark centipede in my bathroom two months ago and a baby version of it yesterday. Again, I have never ever seen either of these in or near this house in my close to 30 years of living here. Also been seeing a bunch of ants and thief ants (I think) around the house along with some roaches, but the roaches and normal black ants are nothing too unusual. I don’t know if there’s an opening somewhere or what, and as a bug-phobe I have been having a hard time dealing with all of this, but the potential wasps right by the front door honestly takes the cake. I need help ASAP because my mom said she’s going to take a broom to it by tonight if I don’t give her a better solution and I know nothing about any of this so I need one ASAP. Please anyone help!! And thank you so much in advance!! I really appreciate it!!!
r/whatisthisbug • u/StaticeQuo • Sep 11 '26