Mites are small arthropods belonging to the group of arachnids. They are microscopic organisms found in various parts of the environment, such as dust, soil, plants, and animals.
Although most mites are harmless, some can cause allergies or diseases in humans, such as allergic dermatitis.
These small organisms feed on decaying organic matter, such as dead skin cells and food residues. Their presence is common in homes and natural environments, and they are an integral part of the ecosystem.
