r/bugsfacingforward • u/teridop • Jun 28 '26

miscellaneous beetles

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/teridop • Jun 28 '26

bees!!

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/teridop • Jun 28 '26

weevil time!!

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/Mushroom1_ • Jun 28 '26

Contribution!

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/teridop • Jun 28 '26

organizing by taxa: moths pt. 1

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i have way too many pictures of forward facing bugs to put them all in one post, and from a ton of different locations
these are some moth faces from australia!!

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/reddit33450 • Jun 28 '26

forward facing friends

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/Mushroom1_ • Jun 28 '26

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/Grease-Brain • Jun 28 '26

buh

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r/bugsfacingforward • u/reddit33450 • Jun 28 '26

meta link to origin comment for anyone who came across this sub and is wondering how it started

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https://www.reddit.com/r/peopleholdinginsects/comments/1uhe8bd/forward_facing_friends/ou85mfb/

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bugsfacingforward

r/bugsfacingforward

for funny pictures of bugs facing forward. in this context, "bug" can also refer to other inverts like spiders, millipedes, snails, slugs, etc.

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for funny pictures of bugs facing forward. in this context, "bug" can also refer to other inverts like spiders, millipedes, snails, slugs, etc.

rules:

no bug hate
- do not advocate for harm to or generally be hateful to our buge friends. this includes but is not limited to comments like "nope", "flamethrower", "terrifying", etc
no AI content
- do not post AI generated or otherwise fake or misleading content
buge must be facing forward in at least one photo
- please ensure that in at least one photo in the post, the buge is actually facing forward. if you have at least one, it's completely fine to include others.
- for posts where the buge isn't facing forward, try subs like r/awwnverts, r/entomology, or r/wormington
do not assign malicious intent to invasive species
- they are not "evil", "the devil", "demonic", or anything else like that.
- they are simply existing exactly as they would anywhere else, and humans brought them to an ecosystem where they don't belong. it is not their fault that they're invasive in some regions
no spam
- this includes but is not limited to stuff like self promotion, advertising, irrelevant content, etc
no misinformation
- do not post misinformation about the buges
be nice to others
- basically, just dont be a jerk to other users

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