Earwig (likely a small earwig)

Moist, sheltered places such as leaf litter, soil crevices, and beneath stones or bark.

Mostly feeds on decaying plant material and small insects; some species also damage soft garden plants.

Nocturnal and secretive, with forceps-like pincers at the abdomen tip. Females often guard eggs and young in underground nests.

Harmless to people; generally useful scavengers and predators, though abundant earwigs may nibble seedlings, flowers, or fruit.