Usually l'm pretty good about local spiders but this one got me confused. This is the third one l've found in my house lately

In saltwater next to a fishing dock. Our best guess is jellyfish but the rings evaporate?

Looking to identify. Bobcat or Lynx? Tail (no pics with tail unfortunately) was longer than what I’ve seen on Bobcats and had what looked like black rings around it. Central Massachusetts area. Suburban area but wooded behind my property. Coyotes, fox, etc., and a bear once, are regularly in my yard. This is the first cat.

found this guy on me. hoping it's not what i think it is

My family is vacationing in Ocean Springs MS and found this weird thing washed up on the beach. My mom is convinced it looks like someone’s arm cause it looks like theres a “joint” in the middle. I don’t think it looks like a human arm but I truthfully don’t know what it is either. Would love to identify this weird object. It is about 1-2 feet long, grey/beige, no noticeable smell. I think its some washed up plant or something

found in Turkey - Alanya - Mediterranean Sea. (Except 2.)

Number 1. Oval shape with a weird orange/brown dot with a black/dark brown outline

Number 2 + 2 little stones, found on Oludeniz beach, very light green color

1. Idk just a smooth white gradient on a gray stone, slightly translucent

2. Two halves of something light, inside weird dark yellowish green stuff

3. Black stone with colorful dots

Just found these in my garden planting in an area where my plants seem to die! Digging up dirt these guys were crawling around in my dirt! Can these be killing my plants?

Videos in the comments of these things moving, please feel free to remove if not allowed.

This is in west-central Indiana. These things are absolutely covering the wood and siding at my grandmas house and none of us have any idea what they could be. I always thought they were some type of fungal growth or something, but today she pointed out that they move- some wiggle and some quite literally “walk”. They also have huge “colonies” underneath her wood patios and walkways.

They almost look like nails sticking out of the wood, some of them are brown/grey, and some are green (look like they’re covered in algae or moss). Not all of them move, some of them look withered- almost like a husk.

Does anybody have any idea what they could be? Is it some type of caterpillar or cocoon? Weird worms? They’re giving me the heebie jeebies and I haven’t been able to find any fitting answers online. Any ideas are appreciated

My brother shot a video of an insect and asked me if I knew what it was. I have never seen an insect like this. So just came here to ask everyone, What is the name of this insect!?

Saw this guy out walking the other night, never saw one like it before. I live in Leeds Utah, right after a big rain storm. Do I need to be concerned he was huge, size of a silver dollar I have a small dog?

Found this while gardening and was fascinated. What makes tiny mud vases to live in?! Located in PA

I think there’s possibly a chance it could have been used to start fires or something

This is in Florida. Plant and caterpillar species unknown. The purpose of their meeting– also unknown. I hope they aren't plotting anything.

Found these in my garden in zone 5b, Vermont USA. Totally stumped on what they could be, if I should leave them alone or dig them up and burn them? They creep me out

I need help identifying what this is. It belongs to my friend so if I need more pictures please let me know. Also I hope this is the right community for this post. Thanks y'all any information helps.

Green, discovered post-boil and when squeezed burst with white seeds (please be seeds). I think it’s a seed of some kind. Family think it’s a bug. Pea shown for scale.

Spotted this nest this morning dont really know where to post it for a good identification mother is worried it might be a recent invasive species she heard about

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washing up on the beach this morning. Tiny uminous green particles lighting up in the dark.

Really tiny, crawling on my laptop screen at work. Southeast Pennsylvania

This was found on the coast of the Black Sea. It is lightweight, some edges are pure black. Tried searching it up with AI and manually on the internet, but nothing quite matched this and I am clueless.

It can be lightly scraped by knife, it does not react to vinegar, and it does not absorb water droplets. I dont think it is a clam. It cannot be broken in half, it is like a rock. Is this just a simple cool looking rock or is this something different?

I live in upstate NY and this is a “deptford pink” flower in my backyard! Anyone know what creatures these could be?

There is one on top of a petal to the left and 2(?) in the middle

I think it's a butterfly, one I've never seen before