Grain weevil (likely rice weevil)

Stored grains and dry foods, including rice, wheat, and cereal products; the pictured specimen is on carpet, where it may have wandered from an infested food source.

Adults and larvae feed on whole grain kernels; larvae develop inside individual grains.

A small, dark beetle with a long snout; females lay eggs in grain kernels, and the concealed larvae pupate there. Adults may crawl or fly and disperse from infested food.

A pantry pest that damages and contaminates stored grain and dry foods; it poses no significant direct health risk to people.