Camel cricket (cave cricket)

Moist, dark places such as caves, basements, crawl spaces, and leaf litter.

Scavenges on decaying plant matter, fungi, and occasionally other small organisms.

Wingless, long-legged, and active mainly at night; jumps readily when disturbed. Females lay eggs in damp soil or crevices.

Harmless to people and not venomous; may damage fabrics or stored items when numerous, while helping recycle organic matter.