Who is it? Identification of different orders of insects

Hello!
Please help me determine at least up to the family, if possible. Photo taken on 11.08.2015 on the bank of the river. Dniester River in the village of Prigorodok, Khotyn district, Chernivtsi region. Ukraine

This is goldeneye

help identify the praying mantis.
I assume a female iris.
Astrakhan 13.8.2015

Help to the family at least
Germany 17.07.15 12mm in scope

 
Is this an insect or do not know what was found this morning in the child's bed... It seems to look like a beetle, but it seems to be in a cocoon, a gray softish body and paws are concentrated in front of the body, the body is smooth, similar to a berry, at first it even seems that it is just a gray ball of some kind. The size is approximately 7 mm. Help me, who is it?

Good day, friends.
Please help me identify beetles.
The photo was taken in the second half of July at the Karatau (Syrdarya) farm, Kazakhstan.
Thank you.

good afternoon, the photo is not mine,posted on another resource, no one identified, tell me who it is ? Here is the author's description: I am from Minsk, Republic of Belarus.
Twice this week I find this
insect in my APARTMENT.
This alien is about the size of a pinky fingernail!

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. September 6.
I can't figure out whether it's a diptera or a membrane, so I'll go here.

Good evening. Please define it. August, Kazakhstan, Zaisan.
Iris polystictica?

Good afternoon. This copy of someone was found in a human prostate secreting drug (SPF). It is very interesting who it is, since it is very likely that this object got there from the outside. The photo was taken at 20x magnification. 3 more photos at 100x magnification.The eye size is approximately 1-2 mm. Krasnodar, September.

A cluster of immature sperm?

Good afternoon. This copy of someone was found in a human prostate secreting drug (SPF). It is very interesting who it is, since it is very likely that this object got there from the outside. The photo was taken at 20x magnification. 3 more photos at 100x magnification.The eye size is approximately 1-2 mm. Krasnodar, September.

That's who it is:

Class: Polychaete worms (polychaetes)
Latin scientific name: Polychaeta
English name: Polychaetes or Bristle worms
Cuban name: Gusano de fuego, i.e. fireworm (mainly for hermodia, Lat. Hermodice carunculata)
Length: 2 mm to 3 m

Thank you, you can see the wrong Forum question asked, found the answer. It is now clear why a resident of the Black Sea coast was found found.

That's who it is:

Class: Polychaete worms (polychaetes)
Latin scientific name: Polychaeta
English name: Polychaetes or Bristle worms
Cuban name: Gusano de fuego, i.e. fireworm (mainly for hermodia, Lat. Hermodice carunculata)
Length: 2 mm to 3 m

Thank you, you can see the wrong Forum question asked, found the answer. It is now clear why a resident of the Black Sea coast was found found.

http://www.scubacuba.ru/polychaeta.html

In my opinion, this is not a polychaete, filamentous formations do not pull on these very hetes (bristles), there is no pronounced segmentation, if this has anything to do with polychaetes, then as some piece of giblets or muscle tissue, which prevents this piece from belonging to the patient himself.