Household Casebearer or Plaster Bagworm

Typically found indoors in warm, humid climates, especially inside bathrooms, garages, and on stucco or plaster walls, and underneath furniture.

The larvae feed on spider webs, old silk/cocoons, wool, hair, and other keratin-containing debris found in dust.

The larva constructs a silken case, which it covers with debris like sand, dust, and insect parts for camouflage. It drags this protective case around with it as it moves and feeds, eventually pupating inside it.

Generally harmless to humans (does not bite or sting). Considered a minor household pest because they can damage natural fibers like wool or silk, but they also eat spider webs.