Likely broad-nosed weevil

Usually found on vegetation, leaf litter, soil, or around stored products, depending on species. This individual appears to be on an indoor or outdoor textured surface.

Adults generally chew leaves, buds, or stems; larvae commonly feed inside roots, stems, seeds, or other plant material.

Mostly nocturnal or shelter-seeking, with a slow walk and tendency to drop or feign death when disturbed. Development occurs through complete metamorphosis: egg, larva, pupa, and adult.

Most are harmless to people and do not bite or sting. Some species damage ornamental plants, crops, or stored seeds, while others contribute to decomposition and serve as prey for wildlife.