Firefly (Lampyridae: Photuris sp.) with prey from Iowa. Females of this genus are known to mimic the flashing patterns of other species to lure in unsuspecting males and attack them. That may the case here, but it's hard to tell because she's already consumed so much of it.
Flat-faced Longhorn Beetle, Graphisurus fasciatus, from Wisconsin.
Weevil (Curculionoidea) from Monteverde, Costa Rica.
