Camel cricket (cave cricket)

Dark, damp places such as caves, basements, leaf litter, and spaces beneath logs or rocks.

Opportunistic scavenger that eats decaying plant matter, fungi, and small insects.

Hump-backed, long-legged, and wingless; usually hides by day and jumps when disturbed. Many species are active at night.

Harmless to people and generally does not bite; helps break down organic matter, though indoor populations may occasionally damage fabrics or stored materials.