Wireworm (click beetle larva)

Typically found in soil, especially in agricultural fields, pastures, and garden soil rich in organic matter.

Mainly plant roots, tubers, and germinating seeds; some species are predatory or scavengers.

They spend 2 to 6 years underground as larvae before pupating; they are known for their hard, cylindrical, smooth-skinned bodies and move through soil by tunneling.

Significant agricultural pests that damage crops such as potatoes, corn, and grains; they pose no direct risk to humans but can cause substantial economic loss to farmers and gardeners.