Cigarette Beetle:

The Cigarette Beetle (Lasioderma serricorne) is a common pest of stored tobacco products, but also infests spices, dried flowers, cereals, and pet food. Adults are about 2–3 mm long, light brown, and have a distinctive humped appearance. They are strong fliers and are often seen near infested materials. Females lay eggs directly on food sources, and larvae are the primary feeding stage. These pests can survive in a wide range of environments and are often found in warm, dark storage areas. Prevention includes airtight storage and regular inspections.