It is found on walls. You think it's stationary, but no, something lives inside and drags that big body along sometimes; I've caught it moving a number of times. Although it could spend a long time on seemingly one spot.

I don't know what it is called in English language. But in my dialect, it is called [I]osu l'obo[/I].

So, tell us the English namename (if you know it), and perhaps what it is called in your local dialect (if you even know what the insect is).

Yes, its an insect but ℓ̊ don't know †ђξ name in english not †̥ talk of knowing ΐτ̅ in ♍γ̲̣̣̥ dialect,, ΐτ̅ could also βε̲̣̣̣̥ found in dusty corners of †ђξ room.

Lolaabokoku:
Yes, its an insect but ℓ̊ don't know †ђξ name in english not †̥ talk of knowing ΐτ̅ in ♍γ̲̣̣̥ dialect,, ΐτ̅ could also βε̲̣̣̣̥ found in dusty corners of †ђξ room.

Maybe you should ask elders in your village.

No Zoologist here?

Where the hell is gej when we need him most?

Gozzzy:
Where the hell is gej when we need him most?

Lol, he is busy with the affairs of the most populous nation in Africa. Please let's beckon on less busy ones.

My broda,We will have to Mail this to Aso Rock ooo.

Realgana:
My broda,We will have to Mail this to Aso Rock ooo.

Lol! To who and through who?

To the Otoueken through Barcanista.