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Anonymous
/an/, could you please ID this little cutiepie?
>> Anonymous
>>129772

That isnt a ladybug at all.
>> Bitter Anon !!WJLRQ1cwCyZ
If you want an animal ID'd, we need to know where you found it.

Also, please do something with your cuticles. They are really fucking creepy.

>>129774
It resembles one.. perhaps a newborn?
>> Anonymous
Looks like a newly hatched assassin bug.
>> Anonymous
What's wrong with my cuticles, you say?.

I found it in northern sweden

And ladybugs don't do the newborn thing, they do the larvae thing:
http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/johnson/hort/Butterfly/images/Predators/pred01.jpg
>> Anonymous
>>129780
Nah, assassin bugs are more slender than that
>> Anonymous
I haven't figured out their name, but apparently they exist in Malaysia:

http://www.malaysiasite.nl/spices.htm

o_o
>> Anonymous
I DID get a package från Malaysia the other day...
But I found the bug quite a way off from the house
>> Anonymous
>>129760
It is an afid!
>> Anonymous
>>129855

Was that a real word or did you just sneeze?
>> Anonymous
>>129861
weird misspelling of 'aphid' maybe?
>> Anonymous
>>129783
wut? there's such a bug? /r/ pics
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>>129855
It's not an aphid, it's one of these, still don't know what they're called tho.

>>129893
Try google
>> Anonymous
It is a true bug.
Maybe cydnidae tritomegas bicolor.
>> Anonymous
>>129902
Yea, it sure looks like a tritomegas bicolor, although there appears to be two separate bugs with that name (according to googles image search).
Thanks ^^
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>>129915
I found out the english name of cydnidae tritomegas bicolor: burrower bug.
Googled that and found a pic of a nymph.
pic related
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Another burrower bug nymph:
sehirus cinctus