Four flat, worm-like creatures found on tile kitchen floor at night over several days. Project tubule from one end to crawl. Surface looks like dirt/sand. One dead, one alive in ziploc on coaster (size reference). Fear of parasites.

Larvae of casemaking clothes moth (several species; "plaster bagworm" in South). They feed on animal fibers (wool, hair, feathers) and build protective cases from debris.
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