/r/Entomology/

r/Entomology

299k members
r/Entomology is a subreddit with 299k members. The community frequently discusses insect, bug, insects, identification, and beetle, and they frequently recommend/review microscope, and the most common flair used is id request, insect appreciation, discussion, pest control, and news/article/journal.
Entomology: the branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects All insect and science related posts are welcome!

Popular Topics in r/Entomology

#1

Insect

46 posts
#2

Bug

42 posts
#3

Insects

41 posts
#4

Identification

29 posts
#5

Beetle

14 posts
#6

Spider

14 posts
#7

Entomology

14 posts
#8

Moth

12 posts
#9

Butterfly

11 posts
#10

Nature

9 posts

Products Discussed in r/Entomology

Microscope

1 review
#1
Zeiss
4.0 from 1 review

Flair Used in r/Entomology

#1
ID Request
: "Molt ID?"
29 posts
#2
Insect Appreciation
: "hummingbird hawk-moth in slo-mo"
18 posts
#3
Discussion
: "What are the best caterpillar to butterfly/moth "evolution lines"?"
6 posts
#4
Pest Control
: "How aggressive are these guys?"
1 post
#5
News/Article/Journal
: "Insects Undercounted"
1 post
#6
Pet/Insect Keeping
: "Walaphyllium monteithi help"
1 post

Member Growth in r/Entomology

Yearly
+39k members(15.0%)

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Last updated: July 3, 2026