Webbing clothes moth

Dark, undisturbed areas indoors, such as closets, chests, or behind furniture where natural fabrics are stored.

Larvae eat natural fibers of animal origin, including wool, silk, fur, feathers, and leather, as well as lint and hair.

Unlike most moths, they are not attracted to light and prefer darkness. Larvae spin silken tunnels or patches on the material they are eating.

They are a major household pest that can cause significant damage to clothing, upholstery, and carpets. They do not bite humans or carry diseases.