By LR

The habitat of an Acorn and Nut Weevil is found in oak trees where there are acorns. Europe and North America HomeRange HABITAT

The diet of the Acorn and Nut weevil is nuts, chestnuts, and acorns. The larvae eat the inside of the acorn. The adult uses the tip of its snout to drill into an acorn to eat and lay eggs. DIET

The life cycle of a acorn and nut weevil is that it starts off as a egg. The next thing that happens is that is the egg hatches and it becomes a larva. The larva leaves the acorn to form a pupa. The pupa hatches into an adult. LIFE CYCLE

orange and brown long snout and has black spots on the top of it’s legs huge antennae's three body parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen. LOOK LIKE six legs antennae snout head thorax abdomen

1. Acorn weevils are harmless to the house. 2. There are 35,000 species of weevils. 3. Even though they eat the nuts, they don’t damage the tree. 4. If the larvae get carried in the house, they burrow in carpet and forms a pupa. 5. Sometimes they find their food like nuts, in worm holes. INTERESTING FACTS