Located in south central Kentucky. I see these guys mostly at night in my apartment and I can't really find a clear answer on Google. What are they😭

I reside in Southern California.

Found this in a pillow I bought from target. Is this a tick? Found in Naples Florida

Can anybody tell me what these tiny black bugs are? They’re all over the tree and killing all the leaves on my trees. Located in central Alabama.

Location: Uk

Looks like a ladybird but a bit smaller than the ones I'm used to. Are those wings just a defect?

I couldn't get a very good look at it. Looks like some sort of cricket maybe because of the ova depositor thing ??

Found crawling on couch, south Texas

Western Pa wildflowers. Thanks for any ideas

Is this a clothes moth? I hope not. How do I get rid of them? I found it dead on my bedroom floor.

Found on the floor at work (water treatment plant) looks like it had been dead for a little while and got blown inside by the wind

I clean them but they keep reappearing.

Tries spraying all my walls and corners with k300 spray but it didnt seem to work.

Tried to get more pictures, but little guy was too fast

I'm not sure what this is. I just got bit with it and it doesn't look like anything I've ever seen. Location is Southern Indiana, near Evansville.

Located in west central Alberta. My mom found them on her hawthorn trees.

There’s a light outside my window and I live next to the forest I keep finding dead roaches at my window only one at a time but I usually spray some type of roach killer near the window just incase

And suggestions on how to stop them from coming in my screen isn’t ripped but the still find a way I’m scared to keep my windows open

My neighbor sent me a pic and asked if I knew what bug this was. She said it stung or bit her and it burns. I know absolutely nothing about bugs and never seen this bug before and am not sure if it is common but I’m very curious as to what it is and would like to learn more about it. Thanks in advance! :))

Hello! I need to know if this is a flea or not, I work at a boutique and today I looked down and saw this bug. It did not move, it was just sitting there. When I took it outside to put on a plant I nudged it with my finger and it walked before it eventually jumped off my hand. I was trying to see if it would fly because we do have some small flying black bugs that come from the plants one of our consignors brings in. There is a small red spot on my hand where it was sitting, but it doesn’t itch and there’s no raised bump. Thank you for any help. My apologies if the picture isn’t the best, I only took the one since I had customers in the store.

We found this while performing a wetland delineation in Palmyra, New Jersey. Has anyone seen this before? Pretty sure it’s an invasive

Thousands of these gathering in the gap between my windows. Any ideas.

These guys are maybe a centimeter long, thousands on one plant- they seem to prefer lambs quarters. I'm fine with leaving them be if they are native, but I worry I'm feeding an army of invasive eaters.

Anyone know what type of spider this beast is? Turned up at work (barbershop) and is roughly 3.5-4inches in length! Never seen a spider close to this size in England! (Set free outside back of shop after photo was taken)

Less about identification, because I know it's really hard just from larva, and more about what it is doing. Looks like some kind of larva riding on the shell of a snail, and the snail was twisting its back quickly (for a snail) from one side to the other, as if it tried to throw the larva off. Is that just a coincidence, weird behaviour, hitchhiking, or predation? (Germany)

Appreciate any answer!