Unidentified tiny arthropod, possibly a springtail

Common in damp soil, leaf litter, compost, plant pots, bathrooms, and other humid surfaces. The image is too indistinct for confident species-level identification.

Feeds mainly on fungi, algae, decaying plant matter, and microorganisms; it does not bite or suck blood.

Often occurs in large numbers in moist environments and may jump using a forked springing organ called a furcula. Populations decline when surroundings dry.

Generally harmless to people, pets, buildings, and plants, though heavy indoor numbers indicate excess moisture. They aid decomposition and nutrient cycling.