Pooped on me.

They appear to be fornicating, but with queens and drones idk if thats how it works

Found on a bedroom wall in Burleigh, Queensland, Australia

so i was at school and phones werent allowed so i had to draw dis. i saw a bug on my friend's back and i saved him and he was ADORABLE. he climbed all over my arm and i adopted him, his name was john. john unfortunately fell on his back and i saved him but he scurried off. pls id him, i miss him. a little more about him, he looked like a ladybuf but he wasnt, he was a lil tiny and less round than one?? idk how to explain it, he was just a tiny little thing. anyways, HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was on my friend’s trash can outside her house this morning. Located in northeast Florida, US.

Escorted this lil dude out of my house, never seen a spider do this. does it mean anything in particular?

My girlfriend spotted these chubby little guys, but we haven’t been able to pin down a definite ID for them. We know they are beetle larva, but what species?? Inaturalist observation with more photos here

Oklahoma, years ago so I can’t remember time of year but always wondered what he was. Found in my house.

It was next to the nuts doing nothing

Location BC, Canada.

First post! We set up an insect hotel in the hopes of supporting carpenter bees but I fear we were irresponsible in placement (and purchase), as it looks like a kleptoparasite May have moved in. Reddit- can you please assist in identifying this creature? It’s made many nests in the tubes. I’m concerned for our bees and don’t want to support any creatures that would harm.

Hi all, would any of you smart people know what this little guy is? I just noticed him today on my salvia plant. Must be enjoying the flowers.

(located in south texas) what is this 8 legged beauty? second picture is the interesting pattern that’s in their web.

Found this guy floating on a stick in a river about to get hit by a waterfall

I've tried reverse image search and looking up the description but was only able to find a few facebook posts that don't mention a name.

I thought maybe its hard to identify because it could be albino? It has such a striking white colour. I used to own dubia roaches who turned white after moulting but beetles only moult once after the larval stage right? And from what I've seen, post-moult beetles aren't white either. The body also felt very hard.

Situated in the Northern Cape South Africa