Paired seed beetles (likely mating)

Seed-bearing plants and stored legumes; adults may also be found indoors near infested beans or peas.

Larvae develop inside seeds, especially beans and other legumes; adults generally feed on pollen or little, depending on species.

Many seed beetles mate on or near host plants or seeds. Females lay eggs on seed pods or stored seeds, where larvae feed and develop.

Some species damage stored pulses and crops; they do not typically bite or pose a direct health risk. The photo is too indistinct for a reliable species-level identification.