Drugstore Beetle / Cigarette Beetle

Domestic settings, specifically pantries, kitchens, and areas with stored dry goods or natural fibers.

Generalist feeders consuming dried plant products, spices, tobacco, flour, dry pet food, and sometimes book bindings or leather.

Adults are capable of flight and are attracted to light; they primarily reproduce in food sources where larvae tunnel through materials.

A common household pest that causes significant damage to stored food and historical artifacts; no direct health risk to humans other than food contamination.