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1. onetimeusername
   

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   Hello,
   I keep being stung by instects.
   I found this bug in my bathroom.
   Can you please help identify ?

   https://ibb.co/jH44Ux
   https://ibb.co/mxbJpx
   https://ibb.co/czZ4Ux
   https://ibb.co/mWLdpx

   Thanks

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   Isopod, not something that would bite you.

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   Thanks a lot !

   That seems right !

   Although, this means, unfortunately, that I will probably be bitten again.

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   I feel really stupid asking again.

   But could you help identify this:

   

   Thank you

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   onetimeusername - 16 seconds ago  » 
   I feel really stupid asking again.
   But could you help identify this:
   
   Thank you

   Here is the link : http://ibb.co/md4oSH

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   onetimeusername - 17 minutes ago  » 

   onetimeusername - 16 seconds ago  » 
   I feel really stupid asking again.
   But could you help identify this:
   Thank you

   Image is too tiny to tell you exactly, but it's a small beetle, most likely what is called a plaster beetle, a member of the family Latridiidae. Moisture related insect.

   Professional entomologist/arachnologist. I consult on all matters dealing with insects and arachnids, including those of natural history and biology to pest management and forensic entomology investigations.

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   Again, it seems right. The beast was really small, I couldn't take a better picture, although I tried.

   Thanks a lot for you answer.

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