Masked Hunter Nymph (Camouflage Bug)

Often found indoors in dusty corners, attics, and basements; outdoors in wooded areas or under rocks.

Predatory; feeds on other small arthropods including bed bugs, earwigs, silverfish, and woodlice.

The nymphs cover themselves in dust, lint, and debris as a form of camouflage to ambush prey, earning them the nickname 'dust bunnies' that move. They are stealthy hunters.

Generally beneficial as they eat household pests like bed bugs. However, they can inflict a very painful bite if handled or threatened, though they do not transmit diseases.