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nobilis, 30.03.2017 20:54

Dear experts, please tell me what kind of animals are attacking the apartment and us?!!
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The first time I noticed them was about two months ago, but I didn't immediately attach any importance to them: there are also woodlice and scales. Now we find these animals up to a dozen a day. They are 6-8 mm in size, sometimes 10 mm.
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If you press it lightly (usually with clothes, I took it with my finger to my hand for the experiment), they bite. My daughter is particularly affected. When bitten, immediately a strong burning sensation, an hour and a half later redness, a blister (twice the size of a mosquito) and a terrible itch. If crushed, the smell is rotten, like a sore tooth.

Help us understand who they are, what they eat, where they usually live, and whether they are dangerous to humans.

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30.03.2017 21:59, xoshAmadam

nobilis, you would at least write down where all these events take place...

Who knows what you've got in the Kuiper Belt?

It looks like some kind of membrane; it looks like a wingless wasp like a German wasp - or a flyless queen ant.

30.03.2017 22:00, ИНО

Bethylidae is most likely Sclerodermus domesticum. Do not bite and sting, because wasps. I would be concerned about what they eat at your place. Usually these are beetles-grinders-the scourge of everything wooden. In some ways, these wasps are beneficial. So I recommend not to touch them, anyway, until you remove the beetles, do not fight.

30.03.2017 22:18, Mantispid

They perfectly parasitize on the larvae of the tobacco grinder, and it attacks not the tree, but the stocks, first of all, the stocks of medicinal herbs, I ate yarrow and nettle especially well)

30.03.2017 22:56, nobilis

  nobilis, you would at least write down where all these events take place...

Who knows what you've got in the Kuiper Belt?

It looks like some kind of membrane; it looks like a wingless wasp like a German wasp - or a flyless queen ant.


I live in Crimea,.

30.03.2017 23:21, nobilis

Thank you very much to everyone who responded!
My daughter went to bed with a "calm conscience", although she stopped being afraid
. Special thanks to ENO!!!

I'm not going to sleep now, though: the sharpener beetles have bothered these wasps more.

Once again, a low bow to all of you.

30.03.2017 23:24, xoshAmadam

They perfectly parasitize on the larvae of the tobacco grinder, and it attacks not the tree, but the stocks, first of all, the stocks of medicinal herbs, I ate yarrow and nettle especially well)

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Similarly. I ate dried grass like ivan-tea, and in bags.

13.04.2017 11:16, ирини

please help me understand what it is..... thank you

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13.04.2017 21:23, ИНО

It looks like a very bad micro-drug.

04.06.2018 11:56, Margo263

Good afternoon! Help us identify who it is and how to deal with it?picture: USHX7192_1_.JPG

04.06.2018 12:54, Victor Titov

Good afternoon! Help us identify who it is and how to deal with it?

Skin-eating beetle larva.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 04.06.2018 12: 54

04.06.2018 14:40, Margo263

Skin-eating beetle larva.

Thank you.

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