It appears to be earwax (Cerumen), not an insect

Found in the ear canals of humans and many other mammals.

N/A (Not a living organism)

Naturally migrates out of the ear canal during chewing or talking; protects ear canal skin, assists in cleaning and lubrication, and provides protection against bacteria, fungi, and insects.

Benefits: Protects the ear canal from water, infection, trauma, and foreign bodies. Risks: Excessive buildup (impaction) can cause hearing loss, pain, ringing in the ear, or dizziness.