Earwig (likely European earwig)

Moist, sheltered places such as leaf litter, mulch, gardens, crevices, and buildings. They often hide under objects during daylight.

Omnivorous and opportunistic: feeds on decaying plant matter, algae, small insects, insect eggs, and soft fruits or flowers.

Mostly nocturnal and concealed by day; adults and nymphs forage at night. The forceps-like cerci are used mainly for defense, mating, and handling prey, not for attacking people.

Harmless to humans and do not infest skin or ears. They can damage seedlings, flowers, and fruit but also consume aphids and other small pests and help decompose organic matter.