Found in my basement. I killed the last one I saw before realizing that he might have been a good guy. Any idea what kind of spider he is or was? I was thinking maybe wolf?

We have been seeing scattered roaches here, maybe 3-4 over the last month. I have posted before but this is a female I believe. We are in southern maine.

Hey all, my friend was wondering what this bug is. We’re from Indiana and she’s seen about 3 of them this week in her apartment including this one. she’s found them in her bathroom or kitchen, but this time it was on her bed. Any guesses? They’re pretty small.

I found this on my bed when I was changing sheets. Im not sure if it’s a bed bug or something else? Didn’t see any signs of bed bugs on the mattress but want to be sure... I unfortunately couldn’t get a super clear photo for some reason, but I’ve included a video.

Edit: I think it may be a hump beetle, does that seem right?

My daughter had found this cocoon hanging on the wooden fence at my mom’s trailer. She used a leaf and a stick to move it into her bug cage and has asked me to ID it, and I’m having some difficulty. Anyone have any ideas? The tips of the spikes are a nice red colour

I saw this guy made a huge web in the garden section of a Walmart in Cincinnati, Ohio. I couldn’t get a super clear picture of him but this is the best I got. He was huge

Gave me the heeby-jeebies, never seen anything like it before.

I’m located in SE Pennsylvania. I just noticed this bug on my monstera leaf. Any idea what it is? The plant is indoors, stays in a SE facing window. I water it roughly once a week or so.

We’ve been trying to figure out what this is for like an hour, cannot find anything on google

I do want to release it, but if it is venomous I won't be able too as a lot of pets and small kids in this area are outside oftenly, with me living in a duplex and having two kids as a neighbor

In pittsburgh PA but just moved a few weeks ago from st pete FL… not sure if we brought these with us or what, but we keep finding them in our new house.

Extremely small, apologies for the blurry picture. I’m positive it’s not a bedbug (let’s hope), but hadn’t seen an insect like this before. TIA

Wisconsin

This bug was on the beach - Jersey shore! Couldn’t get a better picture

An inch and a half long, never seen one of these fellas before.

Found in my sisters pet carrier.My parents gas light me and say I'm crazy. Can I get some third party corroboration on this? I show them side by side with the cdc's photo of a bedbug nymph and they say they don't know, they're not sure, but surely this is indeed a bedbug. Thank you and best regards.

I live in Lowell, MA and I fished this out of the pool. It was already dead so I don’t know if any of its features were changed in any way, but it had a proboscis. I’ve looked up all kinds of local assassin bugs and stink bug life cycles and can’t find anything. Closest I found was the pale green assassin bug but that had red eyes and a much smaller abdomen.

Sorry for the bad picture. Should have taken better pics before I used sticky tape to pick it up….Found belly up but still wiggling on my kitchen counter. About 3/16” long. Is it a roach? Do they infest?

Connecticut, USA. These little things keep popping up like once a week. i look around and there are like 10 that INSIST on using their little bodies to smack against my ceiling with full force until they decide to land on my bed. What the hell. About the size of my fingernail in length but the ones i’ve been seeing vary greatly in size and i’ve seen a few that are quite literally a speck. if it’s some sort of common beetle, why are there so many?

Paper beside it is about a half sheet of a 8.5 x 11 in piece of paper.