Masked Hunter Nymph (Camouflage Bug)

Often found indoors in dusty corners, attics, basements, and behind furniture; also found outdoors in wooded areas or barns.

Predatory; feeds on small arthropods like bed bugs, earwigs, carpet beetles, and woodlice.

The nymphs actively camouflage themselves by covering their sticky bodies with dust, lint, sand, and debris from their environment, making them look like walking dust bunnies.

Benefits: Effective predator of household pests like bed bugs. Risks: Can inflict a very painful bite if handled or threatened, though they are not aggressive towards humans and do not transmit diseases.