What They Eat
Kamitetep thrive in warm, humid spaces such as attics, closets, garages, and basements. Their diet is disturbingly diverse, including:
-
Dust and lint
-
Spiderwebs and dead insects
-
Wool, silk, feathers, and fur
-
Paper, cardboard, and plant debris
-
Hair and skin flakes
Curiously, they don’t seem to like cotton. But that doesn’t spare your rugs, documents, or stored clothing from their jaws.
