Unidentifiable Small Insect (possibly a Bee or Fly)
Scientific Name: Unidentifiable (due to unclear image)
Order & Family: Unknown (likely Hymenoptera if a bee, or Diptera if a fly)
Size: Very small, estimated to be a few millimeters in length, based on its appearance on a human hand.
Natural Habitat
Based on the image which shows a hand outdoors (implied by the background and lighting), the habitat could be gardens, fields, forests, or any outdoor environment where such insects are typically found.
Diet & Feeding
Unknown, depends on the exact species. If a bee, it would feed on nectar and pollen. If a fly, diet could vary widely from decaying matter, other insects, or plant sap.
Behavior Patterns
The image shows a small, fuzzy insect, likely a bee or a fly, that seems to be resting on the back of a human hand. Without clearer details, specific behavioral patterns are hard to determine. However, many small flying insects like bees will land on objects to rest, scout, or collect resources. They are typically active during daylight hours.
Risks & Benefits
If it is a bee, the benefit would be pollination. A bee sting is a potential minor risk for most people, but can be serious for those with allergies. If it is a fly, the risks and benefits vary greatly by species; some can be pests or vectors of disease, while others are beneficial decomposers or pollinators.
Identified on: 8/10/2025