Drugstore beetle

Found indoors worldwide, infesting pantries, kitchens, and dry storage areas.

Feeds on a wide variety of dry plant and animal products, including grains, flour, pet food, and pharmaceuticals.

Adults are strong fliers and are attracted to light. Females lay eggs directly on food sources where larvae bore inward to feed.

They are a common household and commercial pest that contaminates and ruins stored dry goods, but they pose no direct health hazard to humans.