Woodlouse (specifically the Common Pill Bug)

Moist terrestrial environments such as under rocks, logs, leaf litter, and in gardens/soil.

Primarily detritivorous, feeding on decaying plant matter, fungi, and sometimes live plant seedlings.

Night-active and slow-moving; notable for its ability to roll into a tight ball (conglobation) when threatened or to prevent dehydration.

Harmless to humans; beneficial to the ecosystem as decomposers that recycle nutrients and help clean soil of heavy metals like lead and cadmium.