Can anyone tell what of kind of insect is in this image ? They have been showing up in my room for the past month; never happened before that. The room is generally hot during daytime.  Thanks
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I have been seeing them more and more frequently indoors.  I am currently in the Midwest United States, weather has been unusually warm for December, and there are many trees nearby. Can someone please help identify this?   The pictures are of the same bug, but from different angles.
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Okay, first things first: can you actually get a rare/legendary dweller from the radio room?    First I built a 2-wide radio room with high-charisma dwellers working it and average dwellers were arriving nicely enough, okay. But, if I want rare/legendary dwellers, can I expect them to show up from broadcasting?    If I build a bigger radio room, will that attract rare dwellers? (I don't really see the point in manning a larger room if all it does is tweak the timer... am I wrong?)
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I saw this insect near a beach in Corsica France:
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I bought a tray of eggs recently. They aren't old, I have them in the fridge, and the date stamped on the egg says they are good for another month.  In two eggs that I cracked open today, there were dark green spots inside the shell (looked like mold maybe?), and floating around the egg white.   Any idea what that is? Is it a sign that the whole tray may be contaminated with something??  I only noticed the green on the shell after I mixed one of the eggs into a bread dough, and now I need to know if I should throw the dough out or not (it's a huge batch of dough).
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I am in Portugal (Lisbon) at the moment, and when leaving my room late at night (12 pm ~ 04 am) I usually face about 4 of these arthropods in the corridors:    (For reference, the "line" in the image is a standard separation on the floor. This particular example of the animal is a little smaller than a nail.) They seem to have quite variable sizes and walk primarily on ground. Also, as implicit above, they seem to be active primarily during the late night. (I don't see them much often, if at all, during the morning/afternoon.) They can be quite fast, but if left unharmed do not move much. They also appear to take shelter inside the walls.  From what I searched, it seems possible that they are centipedes. I've seen sites saying that they are useful to keep other less pleasant animals at bay. My questions are: What are those animals, and should I leave them be or not?
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Might be super obvious, but I've not encountered one of whatever this little dude is before:    I figured some sort of vacuum tube, but no idea beyond that. The two poles aren't linked. Found inside a heating control panel. Help would be greatly appreciated!
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I found this plant near my South Indian home in , India. Most probably it could be some sort of weed. Anyhoo, is this plant of any medical or commercial value? Is it a remedy for something?   It has a white tap root with little veins off the main root It has a really small yellow flower It's leaves are similar to that of a clover, except for that it has three to five leaves        Merci d'avance!  (P.S. Forgive me if this is some very common plant that I should know about, I'm in 7th grade.)
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Guys I need to find out what this is- it's also on my wooden bed racks
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Do bugs love light bulbs because they resemble the stars or is it the sun? How do they sense the bulb? What is the purpose of this "brightophilia" that has evolved in insects?
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I noticed a really huge, beautiful web on my porch last week, and tonight, I discovered its resident. I'm thinking it's an Araneus diadematus (Cross Orbweaver), but I was hoping for some confirmation.   Can anyone confirm this or offer a better suggestion?
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I took apart my cooling platform Something like this :  And I found something like this inside :       I wonder why around the hollows are the "canyon like" structures.  PS: I also drop this platform on the floor, maybe this could be a reason ?   EDIT :  Everybody seems (except Brandon Enright answer) to ignore the word "dust" in this question. Those structures are not in the plastic itself. It is dust ON the plastic.  Proof :     Completely wiped out with my finger :
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I bought some chestnuts in the fall for Christmas but haven't used them all yet. How long do they keep? How would I tell if they 'went bad'? They look just like they did when I bought them (no blemishes) but may weigh less (they seem light) and seem harder to the touch (but I may be misremembering).
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I found this animal, which I suspect it's an insect, on the floor of a kitchen in Spain some days ago. It's about 8-10 mm long. I don't think I've ever seen it before. What is it?
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I bought some "pineapple" post caps made of treated pine. When they arrived, I was taken aback to see, rather than an overall greenish tinge, splotches and patches of green. As my plan has been to leave these unstained, I will probably have to send them back-- unless someone knows how to "fix" this problem? Additionally, what caused these caps to look like they have green splotchy paint on them?
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I have just seen this on the top Pokémon on a gym. This is the first time I've seen it, so I'm not sure if it can/should apply to all Pokémon in the gym, or just the top.    What does this mean, and what does it apply to?
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I've been modeling a hermit crab and I don't know why but some areas of the mesh are really dark on some spots, like the legs and the claws.   I hope you can help me fix it.
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I have these automatically changing wallpapers active on my work laptop (not activated by me) and I think the vast majority is at least high quality, some are brilliant and a few I just adore.  What is the source of these images?  I'd definitely like to download or even buy some of them.