wings, although most earwigs are not strong fliers. The diversity in function showcases the evolutionary adaptability of these intriguing insects.
7. How to Tell an Earwig From Other Creepy Household Bugs
Earwigs can be distinguished from other household insects by their elongated bodies and the presence of pincers at the end of their abdomens. Unlike beetles, which have hardened forewings, earwigs have soft, leathery wings, though they are often hidden beneath a pair of short wing covers if present at all.
Another distinguishing feature is their segmented antennae, which are
