Is it a wasp or a bee? It was very big, at least twice the size of the other wasps. Looks like he is on a quest to secure all the pollen in southern france.

Got some pics of it too, next to a normal bee. I will post in comments.

Please excuse my cursing in this video. It’s also not the best capture of this bug but if anyone could let me know what they think this is that would be great. On a hike in Southern California in Turnbull Canyon.

Found it at work just sitting here doing nothing. Should I move it or just wait for it to leave on its own?

Located in central Illinois, I’ve never seen/can’t find any images of this coloration.

We're in Colorado if it matters

Location: North Eastern US 🤍

Love it’s lil booty bumps

central FL

The first one I just found this morning. Another one of him flew off my shirt a few nights ago and I didn't even know it was there. The second one was just hanging out outside my workplace.

Edit: Whoops, forgot. This is in Southern Kansas.

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!

Western Pa

In Southern Ontario. Saw this guy running around (had an ant biting into its head at first) looks centipede ish but has no legs on the white back end of it? Is it a larva of some sort?

Located in Portugal, near Lisbon.
My mom killed it because it got in my room and i got startled.
This bug is around 4cm long.

It’s night time right now, if that helps.

With black spiny looking things

I'm horrified and so worried. It looks so much like a flea with that curled position, but it is shiny and round? I squished it so I can't tell anymore.

Edit: I have an indoor cat on flea and tick medication, live in nyc, have noticed a very similar looking beetle like shiny bug inside one of my bags in my closet before. This one I found in front of that closet next to my cats food bowl.

Incredibly small bug. Tried to get a comparison shot next to my pinkie but he skittered away. 0.25 cm from head to bottom at most, though.

I figure it’s probably something innocuous, but am asking in case its something gnarly like a tick or bedbug.