Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

Here's another dead one (below) and a discarded skin (above).
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Young individuals are darker.

They move quite quickly, but stop periodically.

Here's another dead one (below) and a discarded skin (above).
Young individuals are darker.
They move quite quickly, but stop periodically.

I still don't understand, you found out what kind of animals they are, and most importantly how not to fight them

It appears to be the larva of a beetle from the genus Attagenus.

The beetles themselves were brown and flying.

These are Chrysopidae, flying from the street.

good evening, please tell me. We moved to a new apartment, at night the feeling that someone is crawling on the body, but nothing itches and there seem to be no bite marks, I found a couple of black dots on the sheets, I took it on my finger - it doesn't look like insects...all the bedding was shaken up-washed-steamed, but the feeling remained, maybe it's some ticks or fleas? Thank you in advance)

You will not be prompted without a photo, I would like to see it

So the thing is, I can't see anyone, I don't know what to think or where to look...

Tell me what kind of beautiful spider I found at home ?

Tell me what kind of beautiful spider I found at home ?

Sort of like Steatoda sp. Where was it taken?

They found such a guest in the bathroom.

  
What should I do with it? Or let him live until the cat catches him?

Hello everyone.
Please tell me who I found in my bathroom on the floor. They are very small-less than a millimeter. Transparent ones. They run around.
Here is a photo of two specimens under a microscope.

In the first two (out of four) photos, it looks like a crushed hay eater, and in the third and fourth-a tick.

insects in the house In different places In the apartment, literally EVERYWHERE I find small black insects, with wings, a long double sting (just like antennae, directed in one direction), and yellow squiggles on the sides... WHO IS IT anyway??? And what should I do? the cat doesn't even eat them! She is a predator, kills all insects, but is afraid of these, even though they are small(the size of a small fly). Please help me!

Please help me identify it.At home, the Average insect is of a "banal" build.without long antennae/paws.
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How dangerous are both of these individuals?

Here's another dead one (below) and a discarded skin (above).
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Young individuals are darker.

They move quite quickly, but stop periodically.

So all the same, gentlemen, what is it? The description is very similar to what we have - they run fast, live in the closet, in the cracks of the parquet floor.
And, most importantly, how to deal with it?

Thanks

For some reason, the native photo was not inserted.

And yet - no other beetles were noticed. Well, if you think that these are larvae, then there must be beetles. I suppose so...