Click Beetle

Found globally in soil, decaying wood, and leafy vegetation; often attracted to lights and found inside houses.

Adults eat nectar, pollen, or soft plant tissue; larvae (wireworms) feed on decaying vegetation and crop roots.

Possess a unique 'clicking' mechanism where they snap a thoracic spine into a groove to flip their bodies upright or escape predators. Most are nocturnal.

Harmless to humans; no sting or bite. However, their larvae can be significant agricultural pests by damaging the roots of cereal crops and potatoes.