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I was just about to crawl into bed when I discovered something else was crawling there! It was one of these strange insects that I noticed flying around the other day, but never saw anything like them before in my life.
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They look kind of like an overgrown termite, with features of an ant or a cockroach. I'm pretty sure they're neither termites, cockroaches, or ants. They're quite large and reddish-brown in color. The ones I saw had wings, but the one in my bed didn't.
I tried to take a picture but I only have a camera phone, so it's not a very good picture... Instead, I tried to draw the closest approximation of this insect using Photoshop:
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I have him in a container for now and I'll probably turn him loose in the morning. He seems to be heavy, because I hear him scuttling around in the container, sometimes falling on his back. He kinda gives me the creepy crawlies... Whatever these bugs are, they're pretty gross looking! Explain Bug Life Cycle and expalin briefly each 'Status' also::
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it looks kinda like an earwig...but i dont think it is
a worker termite?
Let the poor thing free already....how'd you like to be in a glass jar....
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weevil...
It looks kind of like a termite to me but my right eye isn't working very well today (so it could be an elephant really)
http://www.pestproducts.com/termites.htm
Does that look like it?
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Can anyone help me identify this insect?