Their construction can include remnants of hair, textile fibers, plant debris, threads of clothing, grains of sand, dust, and tiny fragments of animal or plant origin.
For this reason, the appearance of the case varies depending on its location: it can be lighter or darker, rough or smooth, camouflaging itself with the surface where it is found and easily going unnoticed.
These small cases are usually found in areas that the insects identify as protected within the home, such as corners, behind furniture, on high ceilings, or in areas that are not cleaned frequently.
There, the larva moves slowly, barely showing part of its body to move and immediately hiding in its refuge. This behavior has sparked the interest of experts and observers, as it represents an extremely effective survival strategy.
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