Bird Poop Weevil (likely)

Typically found on host plants such as palms or ferns, often in tropical or subtropical environments, and may accidentally enter indoor settings.

Herbivorous; larvae typically bore into plant tissue or stems, while adults feed on the foliage of host plants.

Notable for their superb camouflage (mimicry) which makes them look like bird droppings to avoid predation. They are generally slow-moving and nocturnal or crepuscular.

No health risk to humans or pets; they do not bite or sting. They can be a minor nuisance to gardeners if they infest specific decorative plants, but otherwise serve as a natural part of the herbivorous insect ecosystem.