Hidden Threat: Identifying Kissing Bugs Published November 24, 2015 • Updated on July 17, 2020 at 4:26 pm Learn how to identify the potentially life-threatening Kissing Bug from similar bugs found in Texas. 4 photos 1/4 NBC 5 News At the top left, that's a kissing bug. At the top right, a stink bug. Bottom left is the leaf-footed bug and and bottom right, the wheel bug. If the bug has spikes on it or wide flat legs -- it's not a kissing bug.nPhoto Credits: Top Row L-R: Texas A&M University (Kissing Bug), Michael Merchant (Stink Bug)nBottom Row L-R: Pat Porter (Leaf-Footed Bug), Frank Heinz (Wheel Bug) 2/4 Pat Porter Leaf-Footed Bug 3/4 Michael Merchant Stink Bug 4/4 Frank Heinz, NBC 5 News Wheel Bug More Photo Galleries First model of the USS Enterprise returned to the Roddenberry family PHOTOS: Michelle Pfiffer's Henry Rose Glass Truck O.J. Simpson, a life in pictures Memorial stones stolen from 9/11 tribute site in North Texas