/r/awwnverts
The subreddit for cute pictures of bugs, lobsters, squid, and other non-Vertebrata.
Because they're adorable too.
For adorable invertebrates.
This is a no-nope zone. No "kill it with fire" here.
All adorable invertebrates welcome from all taxa (except Vertebrata)! If you want to post a cute invertebrate, posting a link to a Wikipedia article in a comment or posting a paragraph about the animal is highly encouraged, and if you can find its scientific name, it is not required, but encouraged to put it in the title. Also, give credit to the original photographer/source where available.
Every Wednesday is Watery Wednesday - for aquatic invertebrates.
< Other animal and adorable subreddits
- /r/aww
- /r/animals
- /r/delightfullychubby
- /r/zoology
- /r/species
- /r/Photoshawwp
- /r/animalid
- /r/sneks
- /r/antkeeping
< Invertebrates
- /r/whatsthisbug
- /r/Spiders
- /r/Beekeeping
- /r/Entomology
- /r/spiderbro
- /r/Tarantulas
- /r/Mantids
- /r/Cephalopods
- /r/Shrimptank
- /r/Snails
- /r/Phasmids
- /r/Nematology
< Vertebrates
- /r/Cats
- /r/Dogs
- /r/DogPictures
- /r/CatPictures
- /r/Rabbits
- /r/BirdPics
- /r/Herpetology
- /r/Parrots
- /r/Ornithology
- /r/CatVideos
- /r/Koalas
- /r/Tapirs
- /r/Hyenas
- /r/Cetacea
- /r/Babirusa
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A baby isopod smaller than a pencil eraser 🩵
01:04 UTC
Greenbottle Blue Name Suggestions!
Got a new sweet little Greenbottle Blue tarantula! I work at a major university in the entomology library and they are going to be on display there! I've asked my students for name suggestions but thought I'd reach out here too. Can't wait to show yall their fancy new enclosure when it's all set up!
20:09 UTC
swimming flatworm wants to kiss the camera
17:28 UTC
Family get-together
I went through some of my photos on my camera and came across a photo of a bunch of aphids doing aphid things :D
12:16 UTC
A pleasantly plump and adorable Oak Jumping Spider in California!
23:40 UTC
A honey bee filmed last autumn in Scotland. Was resting outside on my window and I filmed it from inside looking out through the glass.
15:30 UTC
Uloborus plumipes
I think is a female since the only notable difference in males and females is the palps and males are way more rare than females.
Uloboridae are a family of spiders that do not posses any venom at all and instead they wrap their prey thoroughly in silk, cover it in regurgutated digestive enzymes and then ingest the liquified body.
12:49 UTC
Tussock moth caterpillars hanging out
21:33 UTC
Bald faced hornet up close
13:51 UTC
A cleany boi
12:08 UTC
Just a beetle having the greatest struggle of its life.
06:29 UTC
Is this female woodland jumping spider (Evarcha falcata) with a missing leg "aww" enough for this sub?
20:30 UTC
Got into macro photography, and when I saw the result of this shot I audibly "awwww"-ed and knew I belonged here. Tiny ladybug under a thistle
10:53 UTC
My Isopods love shrimp
10:03 UTC
Cute little freshly molted recluse.
03:49 UTC
My invertsss
My two babies, Hierodula membranacea, (Mimi), Heterogeneous laoticus (Ripley), and my one adult, Latrodectus elegans (Pluto). I love invertebrates!!!! (My gf wanted to also add that she named all of them and that Mimi is her favourite)
23:06 UTC
I found this cool little guy while cleaning up the yard :)
20:58 UTC
Macro video of millipedes. Filmed in Scotland a few days ago.
15:42 UTC
Weevil in da sun
15:24 UTC
Another video of springtails I filmed in a forest in Scotland a few days ago. I believe the first shot is elongate springtail and the second one is globular springtail, but not sure about the others. They were really small, most probably less than or around 1mm in length.
14:16 UTC
Tiny, tiny spider (5-6mm) in my kitchen
12:38 UTC