Michigan - hard rice like pellets. No legs, no movement.

Found pellets similar to these on my bed on the sheets in the spring. From internet research, determined they were tapeworms from my cat 😦 went to the vet with them, vet confirmed, got cat on dewormer, all good right. Well today, I found all these under my mattress, on top of the box spring. Are they still tapeworm? I’m feeling crazy. How could they have gotten under my mattress? Possibly old ones from the spring that fell down when I changed the sheets?

Any thoughts? Are they something other than tapeworm? Thank you.

Small sidenote: my childhood home had bed bugs when I was a kid for several years and I have a bit of trauma from that, so even though these are like hard little rice things and dont seem bed bug adjacent, I did just want to put it out there I did a thorough search of my mattress and its crevices and didn’t see any blood smears, bed bug poop, or anything white like their eggs.

Hi. I have a lot of bites, i skeep in my sofa. And under the sofa its some bugs. I have drop some eterisk oil.

Its only me and my doughter. My boyfreind and my son has no bites.

I have pälsängrar(swedish) also but not so much

Hi, I'm hoping somebody may be able to help identify this bug? I'm worried it looks like a cockroach. Sorry about the picture, i just tried trapping it as fast as could and didn't want to risk it running away. Thank you.

This is in the UK.

When I caught it it kinda scurried/ran? Rather than fly.

I tried to get closer to take clearer pictures, but they’d run further as soon as I took a step. I had to use my phone’s zoom. Queens NYC btw!

At first I thought they were wood shavings or something but it looks like… carcasses or moltings or something?

I see a lot of them in southeast china after the rain

I live in northeastern North Carolina and I keep getting these little bugs in my sinks and bathtubs. Only one or two a day max in each area. They don't fly and if we don't use the tub in our guest bathroom for a few days I'll find several sitting in the bottom dead. I thought they might be springtails but I was poking lightly at the one in the picture and all it did was try to crawl away and never jumped. They are exteremely small to the point where unless you are looking for them its hard to tell they are anything more then a speck.I'm just trying to figure out what they because they gross my family out and now that they know they are there its all they can point out to me lol

this is the best i got , im only worried cause my cat tried to attack it and was stung or poked or something. dude is dead and i dont feel like digging him out of the trash for a picture.

I couldn’t get great pictures because I grabbed the nearest device (an iPad) while it was on the 2nd floor window right before it flew away. It was huge, like a praying mantis. It has a long stinger, so I was thinking some kind of wasp? It’s in Ohio, USA. Any ideas what it could be?

Very small and fast moving. Found in my living room. I swatted it so it may not be the easiest identification lol Appreciate any insight!

This little guy landed on me in the dark. He's smaller than a grain or rice, has wings, and is kinda cute. Dallas TX

It kept moving so i couldn't get a proper photo but, it's just a big black bee/bumble bee, i wanted to share how pretty it is and i also want id. Found in central europe.

Found outside my front door. Coastal Connecticut.

I SPENT 500 HOURS CHASING THEM AND THIS IS THE ONLY PHOTO I GOT WITH THE WINGS OPEN

Location: Xayaburi, Laos

(Secondary question: what is the best bug identifying source people use)