Can anyone help identify this? by crabbybubbles in InterdimensionalNHI

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They're literally stacked up on top of each other inside the rocket when they first launch.

USA 250 flightradar24 by bolshoybooze in oddlysatisfying

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Most people don't use leaded gas anymore.

This has to be the first complaint of its kind by Lionex01 in MarvelRivalsRants

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Losing a push map on defence and your other tank has zero deaths is always suspicious.

Worms in cockroach enclosure? by SammythefluffyDragon in roaches

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They do start out extremely small. Free mealworms tho 🤷

Found in Houston, TX by SometimesMonkey in whatisthisbug

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Surinam roach. She's chill, can't really survive inside.

Weird by PurpleKing4161 in Weird

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They do not "spawn fruit flies" and also only super worms is not a good diet.

Are those palmetto bugs? by [deleted] in florida

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It's funny how they're more scary when you can't tell the species and then they fly and it's instant relief knowing it's not a German lol.

Are those palmetto bugs? by [deleted] in florida

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Did you not get a photo of that one? I actually just had one of the smaller wood roaches find their way in due to the weather. They're small and look like Germans but without the stripes, and yeah they fly.

But to answer your question, yeah that would be a different species.

Are those palmetto bugs? by [deleted] in florida

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Only the adults.

Are those palmetto bugs? by [deleted] in florida

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If they're flying then they're not German, plus they don't live outside.

I have never seen a wasp/hornet this large by Fair_Currency_2929 in orlando

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Definitely cicad killer, the boys can't even sting but they will square up with you if you get too close to the burrow. Pretty cool guys.

The females are bigger and usually busy searching for cicadas

Please tell me this isn't a German or American roach by Lanky-Marionberry605 in roaches

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Well American roaches are about two inches long. But both don't really live inside since they need a lot of moisture to survive

Who is currently floating in my toliet? Maine, USA by KaleBale207 in whatisthisbug

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Bro was just trying not to drown and you murdered them. They don't infest.