FL, tampa bay area

my mom found him outside and he wasn’t moving so she brought him in. yes, i did tell her that he was probably fine and should’ve been left out there but i figured since he was already inside i could get a few cute videos. he went right back outside after this and we made sure he had lots of leaf litter to hang out in

edit: in the twin cities area

no idea if it bit me but that was a really unsettling surprise lol

Found in Williams Lake, BC

Found inside crawling above my laundry pile, just got back from vacation and found one below the laundry pile in the corner. Is this a clothes eating moth? Do I have anything to worry about? Found in north Georgia

Found in southern brazil, green zigzag stripes on both sides, 4 or so purple horns on each side of the head that it can spread and flare

I found it on a table in my apartment in Córdoba, Argentina. It was roughly 2-3 mm long and was moving in a strange way.
Sorry for the blurry pics, I have shaky hands.

title. it was fairly non aggressive, but I didn't get too close anyway to tell. i... may have gotten scared and sucked it up with my vacuum :<

I found these very small type bugs wandering over my dresser. What are these? I tried to take a good video of them but they are so smal.(NYC)

Just found this in my spare room. Window was open near this for a few hours, hoping it just wandered in. I found an adult cockroach crawling on my wall the other day. Only other one I’ve seen in this house was maybe 6 months ago. Not sure the species. This is in NE Florida. We had some heavy rain last week and temps just dropped last night. Any insight will be much appreciated, just trying to figure out if I need an exterminator. I can try and get a better closeup picture if needed, I still have the bug. Thanks!

Hi!

I found this small critter today next to an old roach gel bait. Haven't seen any clear signs of roaches for two years, only caught one confirmed German roach at that time, and had pest control at my place even then. I'm still keeping traps up that have never caught anything.

The spot in question is a small crevice beneath the kitchen sink, height about 4 mm, so the critter's height is less than a millimeter, even as upright as it looks there. I immediately thought of (and feared) a newly hatched German roach nymph. After some research, I stumbled upon pale booklice that seem similar to me - but I had some confirmed booklice on another bait spot, and they were brown, and even smaller than this.

I know the picture is blurry and it's probably hard to say for certain, but I couldn't get a clearer shot, it's so tiny. Anyone got an idea nevertheless?

(Location is northern Germany.)

Found in Kentucky, USA

I use my coffee maker only on the weekends. It is cleaned every week though. It is only my coffee maker that they are on. Almost exclusively on the top of the maker.

I didn't want to squish because the legs look different to a tick?

He is very tiny. Pictures make him look big but he is about tick size

Rural Vancouver Island, BC

These guys keep popping up in our basement. We're in NE OH. It's hard to tell from the picture, but he's about the size of a quarter.

My knowledge of jumper species is limited, is it a bold jumper?

Hi all, wondering if anyone knows what these tiny bugs are? I know pictures suck but the camera couldnt focus on them because they were so tiny. I live in north georgia in the subrubs. Any help would be appreciated!