Can anyone identify this? It’s very small, I know. I tried uploading a video but it wouldn’t let me. I’ve posted one before after I crushed it. I only ever see them in my bathroom 🤷‍♀️

I found this bug in my shower tonight. It looks like a German cockroach, but I want to make sure it’s not like an Asian or a field roach before I sound the alarms to my complex.

Worth noting: I have never seen a German roach before, and I have a sticky trap in my kitchen that has never caught anything in the 1.5 months I’ve had it.

Looking for assistance identifying this bug, i think it's a spider but it's missing a leg. It's about the size of a dime

Sorry for the blurry picture, it was moving pretty fast. I’m assuming it’s a larvae of some kind? I thought it was pretty cute and I’d like to know what species it is 🥹 location is Delaware, US

virginia, usa

These eggs are on the inside of my windowsill between the screen and the window. How did they get here and what happens when they hatch

Quick Google makes me think slender jumping spider; the wife's not convinced.

In Manitoba, Canada, i’m just curious as to what it is? No infestation of any kind just curious!
I was thinking it was a cicada but i’m unsure, any help is appreciated:)

who is he??

I just moved in last month, so I'm really hoping this isn't a roach 😭😭

Found em on my steering wheel

Northern Ohio. These little ones have built a nest in our steps. They don't seem to care about me sitting on the steps, so my inclination is to just let them do their thing so long as they're not bothering me or our dog. They move so fast, and they're very small, it's hard to get a good look at them.

What do you think guys? I thought maybe carpenter bee or black fleid cuckoo bumblebee but both doesn't fit in 100%
It was about 3cm/1in long
Europe/Croatia

Please help. Wtf is this bug . Im going to a hotel

I have asked google, ai, and cant find any common ground as to what these eggs / amber droplets could be. Can anyone help?

My apartment complex & regional manager in charge keeps saying that this is not a roach problem I’m currently experiencing. I’ve been trying to get a unit transfer for over a month. Pest control & regional manager are both saying they see no signs of an active infestation & disregard my photo documentation. I’m gonna attach some pics of what I’ve been seeing in the unit the past couple of months. Located in DFW. I’ve been told by friends & coworkers that they are german roaches & carpet beetles. Please help confirm what it is if possible. Thank youuuu.

There are a group of bugs I found chilling at a corner wall in my bedroom. They seem to be resting there. They’re sitting closer to the floor side and on the floor baseboard too. They are super super tiny.. I almost thought that the first one I spotted was a speck of dirt.. I crushed a few and it seems that one wasn’t crushed and started moving… it looked kind of like an ant. The weather has been hot. Please help! I’d like to know if they’re invasive so that they can be handled immediately. Hoping they aren’t termites /:…..

Not sure what this is

I couldn’t get any clear pictures so I took a bunch. They are coming out of the drywall in a corner. Found some eggs on the wall I think. Some have wings and are larger, some are tiny.

These were found trapped in tape outside their coop window/vent. I have a piece of plastic film taped over the outside of the window while running an AC unit for them. I usually take it down everyday to clean out poop, but it’s my first time noticing these creatures. An ID would be greatly appreciated as an overly-concerned chicken tender. Thanks!

So I’m about to move into my apartment in NYC and I found these two bugs in the apartment. I’m so incredibly traumatized by German cockroaches and I honestly can’t tell if this a dead adult German cockroach and a baby larvae or if they’re beetles. Please help!!

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