Skin Fragment / Human Tissue (Not an Insect)
Scientific Name: Homo sapiens (tissue)
Order & Family: Primates: Hominidae
Size: Variable; usually 1mm to 10mm depending on the size of the wound or picked area.
Natural Habitat
Found on human bodies; often detached during scratching, picking, or minor trauma.
Diet & Feeding
N/A (Biological tissue, not a living organism eating on its own).
Behavior Patterns
N/A. This is inanimate biological material. It appears shriveled or desiccated, common for skin or scabs that have dried out.
Risks & Benefits
Risks: Represents a minor wound or skin picking; potential for infection at the source site on the body. No risk from the object itself. Benefits: None.
Identified on: 2/21/2026