Weevil Beetle Pillows

The weevil beetle did not appear here by accident. He walked for a long time and with difficulty through time and space, making his way through mountains and rivers. And here it is, welcome, it’s a weevil beetle!

Funny entomology gift idea for the entomologist. Text says: Entomologists Fear No Weevil

Seamless pattern made of hand-drawn beetles, this is vector illustration based on my ink and watercolor drawing.

A brown Weevil feeding on a leaf.

Tiny weevil beetle identified as Sciopithes obscurus - Obscure Root Weevil

I discovered this insect today! It’s so cuteeee!

Various beetles painted with ink and watercolors, pattern made in Photoshop.

Weevil beetle (family Curculionidae) under 10x microscope objective in visible + ultraviolet light.

Adult Curculionidae can be recognised by the well-developed, downwards-curved snout (rostrum) possessed by many species, though the rostrum is sometimes short. They have elbowed antennae that end in clubs, and the first antennal segment often fits into a groove in the side of the rostrum. When disturbed, adult curculionids often play dead by lying motionless on their backs.[4] Many species of weevils are common household and garden pests, but don't harm people, pets, or buildings. Their presence is more of a temporary nuisance

Digital Painting of a papual green weevil

Green, blue, pink and yellow beetle

I saw the similarities between weevil heads and plague doctor masks, and I had to draw this. It turned out to be perfect for 2020

Illustration of a Detailed Weevil

Illustration of Beetle

This is a stylised graphic design of a weevil.

Weevil beetle (likely Larinus carlinae) with fluorescent eyes, reflected visible + ultraviolet micrograph, 31x magnification when printed 10cm tall.

Weevilhead (my creation) in his home town.

Black illustration of a weevil beetle

Just have lots of affection for these funky little guys. Weevils are like the cutest

Various hand-drawn beetles, seamless pattern.

Various hand-drawn beetles, seamless pattern.

When you c nature, nature cs you.

Coleoptera (Beetle) coat of arms, with a Adephaga (left) (Ground beetle) and Polyphaga (right) (weevil) as supporters, and synapomorphies as shield elements. Check out the other designs of the same series!

n-dee s. Image no. 035 - 2021-05-08

The chameleon (Furcifer pardalis) is holding onto a branch and has eyes on a snack. Should he choose the giraffe weevil (Trachelophorus giraffa) or the tortoiseshell beetle (Cassidinae) or the pill millipede (Oniscomorpha)?

What is a weevil and how does it dress so well?