Household Case-bearing Clothes Moth

Indoor environments, often found on walls in garages, basements, or closets where humidity is high.

Larvae feed on spider webs, wool, hair, and organic detritus. They are particularly known for eating natural fibers.

The larva constructs a silken protective case covered with environmental debris like sand or lint. It can extend its head from either end of the case to crawl and feed.

Generally a household pest; can damage clothing, wool rugs, or other natural fabrics. They pose no physical threat to humans but are considered a nuisance.