
Dermestid/carpet beetle
Tiny, pill-shaped, black with tan stripes, hard shell, slow-moving, found in every room but no carpet. Hard to squish.
Common household pests. Adults feed on pollen; larvae eat dry animal/plant products: wool, silk, feathers, pet hair, dry pet food, cereals, spices, dead insects.
A few beetles are normal. Many = active infestation. No need for pesticides if source is removed.
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