Green Bug nymph (specifically a Stink Bug nymph)

Found in orchards, gardens, woodlands, and crop fields throughout North America.

Polyphagous herbivore; feeds on a wide variety of plants, including fruits, vegetables, and ornamental trees by sucking plant juices.

Undergoes incomplete metamorphosis through five nymphal instars. Nymphs often exhibit bright coloration or patterns (aposematism) to warn predators of their foul-tasting secretions.

An agricultural pest that can damage crops like soybeans and tomatoes; however, they pose no direct physical threat to humans beyond producing a pungent odor when disturbed.