Not an Insect (Likely Earwax or Dried Material)
Scientific Name: Cerumen (if earwax)
Order & Family: N/A
Size: Varies by accumulation, typically 2-6 mm
Natural Habitat
Found in human ear canals or discarded on surfaces; not a living organism.
Diet & Feeding
N/A
Behavior Patterns
This object is inanimate. It appears to be a small lump of biological material, most likely earwax (cerumen) or possibly a dried piece of fruit or resin, rather than an insect, egg case, or larva.
Risks & Benefits
No risks or benefits as a pest. If it is earwax, it serves a protective function in the ear canal by trapping dust and debris.
Identified on: 2/28/2026