Springtail

Found in moist environments such as leaf litter, soil, decaying wood, and under flower pots inside homes.

Primarily feed on decaying plant material, fungi, mold, algae, and bacteria.

Known for their ability to jump large distances relative to their size using a tail-like structure called a furcula; they usually appear in large numbers in damp areas.

They are harmless to humans and pets as they do not bite or sting; they are beneficial to the ecosystem as decomposers that improve soil health.