Woodlouse (specifically a Pill Bug or Sowbug)

Moist, dark environments such as leaf litter, under rocks, rotting wood, and damp basements.

Detritivore; primarily eats decaying organic matter, rotting wood, and dead plant material.

Nocturnal; they breathe through gill-like structures and must stay moist to survive. Many species can roll into a tight ball (conglobate) when threatened.

Harmless to humans; does not bite or sting. Benefit ecosystems by breaking down organic matter and returning nutrients to the soil.