Euparius marmoreus (Fungus Weevil)

Deciduous forests and woodlands, particularly on dead or decaying wood and bracket fungi.

Adults and larvae primarily feed on various types of fungi, specifically bracket fungi or polypores.

Diurnal insects often found on the surface of tree trunks or logs; they exhibit excellent camouflage against bark. They undergo complete metamorphosis from egg to adult in association with fungal hosts.

Harmless to humans; they benefit the ecosystem by aiding in the decomposition of wood and controlling fungal growth.