Pantry Moth Larva (Waxworm/Indianmeal Moth Larva)

Pantries, kitchens, and food storage facilities containing dry goods.

Grains, cereal, flour, nuts, dried fruits, chocolate, candies, and pet foods.

The larvae spin silk webs as they feed across food surfaces; they often crawl away from their food source to find a crevice in which to pupate.

A major domestic and commercial pest that causes food spoilage; while not toxic or pathogenic to humans, they cause significant economic loss and waste.