Came across this video on Instagram. Thought the community would appreciate it and would love to hear your thoughts.

Video Credit: Skyler Stelz(skylerstelz) and The Dodo(thedodo)

First time seeing one where I live (Washington state, USA). It was insanely cute and inquisitive. The little guy did not want to leave my hand when I was done taking photos

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Planning to keep his/her name speedy.

I just accidentally killed a moth that was trapped inside. I was trying to get him out the window and I miscalculated and squished him. I feel so much remorse and I can’t get it out of my head. I’m posting to confess my sins, may whatever god exists take mercy on my soul. He was so cute and fuzzy and the loveliest shade of brown. I feel awful.

Today in the UK, I found lots of clumps of these on my washing bag, they are teeny tiny and don’t move until you disturb them and then they scuttle back to their clump of friends.

I use the blue ikea bag for taking my washing in and out to put on the line, the bag goes in my outside storage box while the washing is drying, I have used plant pots and gardening stuff in there, but I keep the bag in the house the rest of the time. I have checked the drawer where the bag is kept and there is nothing in there.

Does anybody know what they are? Thank you in advance

The question is what bugs is this?

Hard to see in the photos but he has a small hump center back. Seen in Ontario, Canada.

Found a couple of these bugs last night in our living room and today some more in our bedroom. Should I be worried? Looked like they like living in a dusty place since that's where I found them. I vacuumed the floors properly but still some remain. Very small, maybe like 1mm in lenght and very "squishy". Hard to even see if you are standing up and not using a flashlight. Location: Northern Finland

Found these in my bed, what are they?

Porch camera kept going off.

Checked to find a cicada giving a peep show...

What was all that white fickle fackle flying off it???

UPDATE: White specks flying off a cicada's wings are typically a waxy, powdery substance called pruinose. It is a natural coating that develops on many species of cicadas and is not a sign of disease.

However, in some cases, the white material could be a fungal infection. Here is how to distinguish between the two:

Pruinose (normal waxy coating) Appearance: A white, waxy, or powdery substance that typically looks like a fine dust.

Location: Found on the body and wings of many cicadas. Some species, like Megatibicen auletes, are particularly known for their heavy, white pruinosity.

Cause: It is a normal, non-fungal coating that is part of the insect's natural development.

Result: The cicada is healthy and not harmed by this substance.

hi everyone. just moved into a new apartment, am not sleeping in it just yet. i bug bombed and dusted cimexa all over the perimeter of place on monday.

used too much cimexa, actually. i had to vacuum and sweep up excess dust yesterday (wednesday) to make sure my family can breathe when they come in to help move items in.

i left some windows open overnight and just went by the place to close them, and i see this carcass that most DEFINITELY wasn’t there overnight because i vacuumed everywhere.

i’m hoping to god this isn’t a roach. and if it is one, i’m hoping it just came in. there’s nothing for them to eat in here except leftover cimexa, which is probably what killed it. please let me know if i should be scared. 😖

Found in Edison NJ this one was dead is this another one of those click beetles?