relatively long and thin compared to other insects. Earwigs are often confused with silverfish, another common household insect, but silverfish lack pincers and have a more uniform, silvery appearance.
8. Why Earwigs Sneak Into Homes (And Under Rugs)
Earwigs enter homes in search of food, moisture, and shelter. They are particularly drawn to damp environments, which is why you may find them in basements, bathrooms, or kitchens. The space under a rug provides a dark, protected area that mimics their natural hiding spots outdoors.
These insects typically enter through cracks,
