Spider beetle (likely a smooth spider beetle)

Stored-food areas, cupboards, and dry indoor spaces; often associated with grain, dried foods, and animal matter.

Larvae and adults feed on stored dry goods and other organic material, including seeds, dried foods, and dead insects.

Small, reddish-brown, rounded beetles with long legs that can resemble tiny spiders. They are usually nocturnal and may persist indoors in infested stored products.

Harmless to people and pets, but can contaminate or damage stored food; no significant ecological benefit indoors.