Do earwigs crawl in your bed?

Do earwigs crawl in your bed? Earwigs generally do not crawl in your bed as preferred habitat, as they prefer dark damp areas like basements, bathrooms, and outdoors under leaf litter, mulch, and decaying matter, not dry beds, though they may occasionally be found in bedroom if conditions suitable. They are nocturnal and may wander indoors seeking moisture and shelter, and could accidentally crawl into bed if bed is in damp basement or near entry points, but they do not infest beds like bed bugs, as beds lack their preferred humidity and food. They are not attracted to human bodies and avoid contact. While possible for earwig to crawl into bed, it is uncommon, as beds are dry and frequently disturbed, not ideal habitat. If bedroom is damp, cluttered, or has plants, chance slightly higher. To prevent, keep bedroom dry, clean, declutter, seal cracks, and reduce moisture. So earwigs rarely crawl in bed, they prefer damp dark sheltered areas, not bedding, so bed infestation is uncommon and not typical behavior.