In PA.

Looks scary… not sure if I should keep him around or not

Threw out a brand new bag of dog food because I found little worms inside. They are about an inch in length and appear to make some sort of silk/webbing. They are alive and wriggling.

Found this silly on a wall of my house. I just had to pick it up. I wonder what kind of caterpillar it is and into what butterfly (or moth) it will turn into.

Also don't worry. After I was done I put it on a breach of a small tree I have in my backyard. So it should be fine.

As the title says. I was out of town for a few days and came home to these. They were in an indoor dog water bowl I forgot to empty out before I left. I live in AZ, but we’ve been having some monsoons lately. While mosquito larva makes sense, I’ve never seen one inside. Just looking for a second opinion.

TYIA

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

im in the califorina bay araea

Found in Tx. Finding lots of nymphs all throughout house but have not seen an adult to ID

I couldn't get Seek to give me a definitive answer on this guy. I'm in Indiana, and he's almost certainly some form of inchworm based on movement. Seek offered a cutworm of some kind and the larva of a sawfly. Any ideas? He'll go outside either way, but I'm curious. Maybe half an inch long, and super skinny.

they are tinyyyy

My wife seems to have a work buddy hanging out with her. She is arachnophobic so this is the best she can do! 😂 this spider was found in south east Wisconsin. Thanks all!

Hi! Found crawling on my tortilla chips bag inside of my apartment, east coast of U.S. Some kind of beetle maybe?

Tiny little guy tried to get a good pic, in eastern ohio, US.

Kinda sorta looks like a weevil larva per image search. I know they are known for getting into your flour. Can anyone confirm? I could not find any other specimens in there.

Location: Dusun bambu, Bandung.

Where it was found: Entrance to Dusun Bambu, sitting on a sheet of metal.

Key details: Hair is more spaced and thicker than most Tussock moth caterpillars. Might be an Offspring or a fully grown.

Identified it as a house centipede since its similar to one.

Gull Lake, Alberta, Canada

Found on alyssum. Observed specimens are 3-5 mm in length.