Various insects/bugs

[coldbloodedAL]

At my yearly company wide meeting there is usually an insect display of some sort. There was many spiders, scorpions, and other inverts. Here are a few I managed to get pics of.

If anyone can ID the ones not labeled that would be great!

Scorpion?

Millipede of sorts

Eastern hercules beetle(My personal favorite)

Domino roaches

Egyptian mantis?

 

[Action Jackson]

Cool, where do you work where people bring bugs? I like the Herc. Beetle best.

 

[Jon114]

This is an easy one for me.

Pic 1: Blue death feigning beetle (Asbolus verrucosus)

Pic 2: Giant peppered roach (Archimandrita tesselata)

Pic 3: Giant vinegaroon (Mastigoproctus giganteus)

Pic 4: Darkling beetle (Coelocnemis sp.)

Pic 5: Darkling beetle/stink beetle (Eleodes sp.)

Pic 6: Albino millipede (Narceus americanus)

Pic 7: Malaysian zebra-stripe roach (Dorylaea orini)

Pic 10: African twig mantis (Popa spurca)

 

[coldbloodedAL]

Cool, where do you work where people bring bugs? I like the Herc. Beetle best.

I work for a pest control company. A LOT of people in my company are entomologists and are bug enthusiasts just like many of us.

A few of them are working with some pretty cool stick bugs that I will be getting soon.

This is an easy one for me.

Pic 1: Blue death feigning beetle (Asbolus verrucosus)

Pic 2: Giant peppered roach (Archimandrita tesselata)

Pic 3: Giant vinegaroon (Mastigoproctus giganteus)

Pic 4: Darkling beetle (Coelocnemis sp.)

Pic 5: Darkling beetle/stink beetle (Eleodes sp.)

Pic 6: Albino millipede (Narceus americanus)

Pic 7: Malaysian zebra-stripe roach (Dorylaea orini)

Pic 10: African twig mantis (Popa spurca)

Thank you! They were on the tip of my tongue, just wouldnt come to.

 

[Decadancin]

I work for a pest control company. A LOT of people in my company are entomologists and are bug enthusiasts just like many of us.

Ha, there's some irony there, no?