A brief search reveals that a weevil is in fact a type of beetle, so we're in the ballpark, at least as far as behavior. I will most certainly defer to the Royal Entomological Society!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...
New fun fact for me: a weevil's snout is not a proboscis but a
rostrum. Katy, "true" weevils' snouts are unmistakably pronounced, almost cartoon-like. Glad you don't have a house weevil, but that critter sounds equally pesky!
https://www.thoughtco.com/weev...
Stone, whatever their names, can't stand them, but after ten years in New Mexico I'm much less squeamish than when I first arrived and encountered them. Obviously, if I take videos like the above, I'm not the squeamish type, but here they are incredibly numerous and diverse, and I think their SPEED is part of the creepiness. The worst here are the Germans, very small, incredibly fast, and explode in population this time of year especially under flowerpots on the ground. People are sternly warned not to allow house invasion because they are apparently near-impossible to eradicate.
Ew, got the heebie-jeebies just writing about them!😵â€ðŸ’«