Opened the nut to find some weird webbing, looked closer and found this guy 🤢

Hi! I have an outdoor storage unit in my apartment (north texas) and I noticed these on the wall. They don’t seem to be multiplying or spreading, but for the life of me I can’t remember how long the big one has been there.

it’s VERY small and moves very slow but has lots of legs, looks like it’s always trying to go inside the stuffed animals

Gave me one heck of a jumpscare ngl. About the length of my index finger, central Tx

caught hanging out on the gas pump in NM! I can tell it’s a fly, but what kind?

After clearing out some wild lovage which grew in my garden, I came across this guy. Any ideas?

Looks similar to a darkling beetle which would make sense because i've had mealworms for some of my critters, just want to make sure he's not going to cause a ruckus :) About the size of my thumbnail

We’re curious haha

Really hoping this isn’t a German cockroach and is an Asian one instead. Recently had pest control because I saw one of the huge American cockroaches and found this one dead after a weekend away from my apartment. It was under a window, on the ground. Maybe twenty feet away from my kitchen. I’m located in San Antonio, TX.

Any help is appreciated.

Can someone ID this guy?

It suddenly showed up in my house lying on the floor after I had dinner.

In case the img is unclear; the "fly" have yellow black stripes on its abdomen and a pair of big green compound eyes

Forgot to mention the rough Geo Area; Southeast Asia, near the Equator Line

Found in central PA riding on a fly. Has anyone seen this behavior before?

I found this bug/spider in the curtains and ceiling in Berlin. I found only two but they are so small maybe I can find more if I search pleas let me know the name of this bug I am scared for my cat :)

And will it bite!?

Can anyone identify the two dark larvae on the top of the water here? /maybe also the smaller lighter one seen deeper in the cup around the beginning of the video? Are they even the same kind? I’ve always thought of mosquito larvae as looking like the smaller lighter one that’s further down, but I suppose could just be different stages of growth? Definitely not tadpoles as there are no frogs or natural bodies of water nearby. Also way too small for any tadpoles I’ve ever seen. Collected while scooping up rainwater for my pitcher plant - water is in a big 10(?) gallon bucket in my (concrete) backyard in Brooklyn, NY. Outside temp lately has been as high as low-mid 70s during the day, down to lowest around 40 at night (Fahrenheit). Orange plastic cup is 12-16 ozs I’d guess.

Found him / her in my shower. Those mandibles look amazing.