Do earwigs crawl on you at night? Earwigs generally do not intentionally crawl on you at night, as they are shy nocturnal insects that avoid human contact and prefer dark damp places like under mulch, leaf litter, and in basements and bathrooms, not human bodies. They are nocturnal and active at night, so they may wander in bedroom seeking moisture, but they do not seek out humans. However, it is possible for earwig to accidentally crawl on you if you are sleeping on floor or in area with many earwigs, as they move quickly and may cross over you while exploring, though they do not seek out beds like bed bugs. They are not attracted to body heat or ear wax. So while earwigs are active at night, they will not intentionally crawl on you, but accidental crawling possible in heavy infestation, especially if you are on floor or bed in damp basement. To prevent, keep bedroom dry, clean, seal cracks, and keep beds away from walls and floor clutter.
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