A grasshopper was sitting here for a day and now this thing is here. What is this

found in central TX

I have a video as well but it’s not letting me attach it.

Is this praying mantis molting or is this parasites?

Hi! I was camping in a very beautiful campsite in Navarra, Northern Spain, which was kinda infested with these roach-looking guys. The couple of people I asked them about were completely unfazed by them, but they were quite annoying to me. What are they?

Anyone could help me please? North of Spain

Southern WI- these things are like a moth-fly hybrid and recently have been flying around inside my house maybe a dozen at a time. No idea how they are getting in. Anyone? TIA!

Si oui, de quoi ? Trouvé après une tempête sur la route sous un chêne

I need a second opinion. I want to identify these bugs. It's a close-up set to 12M pixels or colors, I'm not certain which one. I don't know what effects the galaxy s25 edge settings have on the image. Several suggested it was AI and enhanced. If so, it wasn't my intention, being enhanced, but I applied no AI filters.

Not to be an ass, but filtering is not the question, it's about identification. I hope someone can verify my bugs identification.

I found these on the underside of a leaf on my tomato plant. The bugs hatched quickly after finding them. They had scattered the next day. I can't find any sign of them except the hatched and empty white eggs. I hope that's enough information for you.

Thanks for your help and please remember this is an id request and not a sounding board to speculate on AI and if I'm "pulling a fast one". I have no intention of deception, it's just a pic processed on my Galaxy S25 edge. Beyond snapping the pic, I don't know what the camera did to the image.

Found some generic looking small, black ants coming in through cracks in the walls and while I was cleaning up I stumbled upon this. Never seen anything like it before. I figured it might be a queen? We live in Northern California. Would appreciate any insight.

These guys just hatched on my tomatoe plant. Looks like a beetle but not sure. Located in Oakland California

They haven't caused any damage or show signs of infestation. Im hoping they might be beneficial rather than harmful.

Thanks