Broad-nosed weevil (likely)

Often found on plants, in leaf litter, soil, and occasionally indoors near windows, walls, or light sources.

Adults typically chew plant leaves, stems, or roots; larvae usually feed on roots or decaying plant material.

Generally slow-moving and nocturnal; many species hide in cracks by day and may drop or feign death when disturbed. Identification to species requires a sharper, closer image.

Usually harmless to people and homes, though some species damage ornamental or crop plants. They contribute to decomposition and serve as prey for birds and other predators.