Bristletail (likely a jumping bristletail)

Found outdoors under stones, bark, leaf litter, and on rocky or weathered surfaces, especially in humid areas.

Scavenges on algae, lichens, decaying plant material, and organic debris by scraping surfaces.

Wingless, fast-moving insects that can jump using abdominal muscles. They are primarily nocturnal and hide in cracks or debris during daylight.

Harmless to people, pets, buildings, and stored food; they do not bite or sting. They help recycle organic matter and contribute to soil and surface-food-web processes.