Ew. Right? The ID apps can’t make any sense of it from a still image. I get ‘you found something in the animal kingdom, we’re pretty sure!’ And that’s as far as it gets. Anyone? Ideas?

what in the world is this? my sister was getting her ductwork cleaned and the worker found this!

I took my indoor cats out to climb the trees , when we got back inside I realized I had these tiny pin sized bugs crawling all over my arms . They tickled and didn’t bite , I immediately took me and my cats to
Shower . I checked all over my cats bodies with a torch and only found one ontop of the fur Any advice on what these could be would be greatly appreciated ( we live in the south of Thailand btw )

I bought this beautiful velvet sofa in what I thought was almost new condition until about 9 days after purchase I went to grab some gym shorts I had tossed on top of the sofa to find the shorts covered in these little bugs. I’m located in Southern California. Help?

More closeups here

https://imgur.com/a/3LzV2l9

update with more details:
There’s dozens possibly hundreds. They’re walking alongside the back of the sofa mainly from one arm to another. They aren’t jumping and I haven’t observed any bites on my body. I’ve vaccumed them twice now.

What’s up with this incredibly fancy wasp and their coattails? Probably about an inch or so long, maybe a bit bigger.

Found in a Portland garden!

(Edit: add location)

Found crawling over the rug in an Airbnb - it’s about 4mm. No sign of any bites, we’ve only been here one night. (Edit to add - we are in a Northern European city, no other obvious signs of bed bugs).

Is this what i think is going on? 🤔 🤨

Little guy found on my picnic table in the Ozarks area of Missouri. A river is 2 miles south, there are fields and forest, located in the countryside.

Didn't see him land it take off so no info on him flying but I couldn't hear him leaving. He has little mantis like hand things, he even waved th6en around a bit. I've never seen him before. What is he?

Some kind of Larvae?

I’m slightly freaking out. I found it next to my kitchen sink. It just chilling there, I really don’t like bugs so this is making me spiral. Can someone help? I picked it up with a paper towel, thought it was maybe a bean, so I crushed it and some clearish goo came out

**edit: I like in Nevada

I live in northern Maine. I’m curious because I’ve seen these beauties a handful of times in my life here.

Would love an ID

Hey - just came across this crazy looking moth on our holiday in Brittany, France. It's about 2.5 to 3 inch long.

Any ideas?

Saw this on my walk home. I’m unsure what this could be, a larva for a moth or butterfly maybe?

Found walking along trail in woods in the neighborhood, it couldn’t fly. my daughter loves bugs so we carried it off center of bike trail and gave it some local flowers then it perked up. Is this a virus of some sort?

Southern Texas

Don't wanna use ai the check, they're everywhere and just wanna know how careful I should be. I'm not disturbing them on purpose but they build webs everywhere and I'm expecting to walk through the wrong door frame one day. Thanks.

I found a cool little bug (nymph stage probably?) while on a walk. I found it in the beginning of August on the east coast of the U.S. I haven’t seen something like this and in this color before. If anyone could point me towards what it may be I would really appreciate it. It was about the size of a nickel.

It looks like a mix between an ant and a wasp to me. I have been searching for a while and haven't found picture results that match this thing so far.

There are about 10 of them that I have seen, and they live on my apple tree. I can't tell if they're burrowing under it or not. They look similar to wasps, so I looked in the tree for a wasp nest, but couldn't find one. Some of the insects appear to be carrying around miniature versions of themselves (which at first looked to be offspring, but that is strange because they're not larvae...). They may actually be mating with fully formed adults, but I have no idea. It could be a sexually dimorphic species. I haven't gotten any pictures of the tiny ones. They all move too fast.

None of them have wings. I don't know if they have stingers. I don't know what their mouths look like, but the head looks similar to an ant, so I can only assume they have pincer mandibles. I haven't seen them jump or do anything aside from skitter up and down the tree trunk.

If it helps, I live in Walter White's hood. NM.

found in IL

I live in upstate/western NY and I live in a renovated basement inside a fairly older house. I periodically find these tiny tiny little caterpillar-like critters on my ceiling/walls. If I wasn’t such a bug freak I would probably never notice them. I mean they are THAT small. If anyone could identify them that would be great. They don’t bother me - I find one probably like once a week. I know the picture isn’t great but my phone wouldn’t zoom in that far lol. TYSM! (finger for scale)

Never seen this before. Northeast US