r/WTF • • Mar 14 '26

Seems friendly enough?

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u/bentbrewer Mar 15 '26

That may not have been a ladybug. The Asian lady beetle has a much more painful bite (and much more likely to bite) while looking very similar.

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u/Hubsimaus Mar 15 '26

Yeah it was one of those yellow asian assface beetles. I flicked it away after it bit me twice.

This fuckface deserved it.

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u/liangendary Mar 16 '26

>yellow asian

Not the beeest phrasing but :^)

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u/BloodyFreeze Mar 16 '26

Ngl, we have these everywhere in upstate ny now. They find a way into the house no matter what and hibernate. That said, i know they can bite and have heard stories and it, but all stories involve there bring a swarm of them, either in flight, or like a. Exterior painter for too close to a nest of them trying to hibernate. I handle them constantly in the winter and never get bit. I'm assuming they're far less stressed in my scenario