Fleas (Larva)

Nests, bedding, carpets, and cracks in flooring of host environments

Organic debris such as dead skin cells, hair, and the feces of adult fleas (dried host blood)

Larvae are photophobic (avoid light) and seek deep, dark areas. They undergo three molts before spinning a silken cocoon to pupate.

Larvae develop into adult fleas which are parasitic pests that bite humans/pets, causing itching and potentially spreading diseases like typhus or tapeworms.