Crickets
Camel crickets feed on fungi that grow on damp basement walls. When they can’t find fungus they are reported to eat carpet, cardboard, wood, and even each other. There’s even an Australian species that eats one of its own legs when sufficiently hungry. There are hundreds of different species of camel crickets, but they cannot be distinguished by number of humps — they all have just one. Note that camel crickets are different from cave crickets. Unless you live in a cave, you have camel crickets.
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