The mango weevils chewed through so many fruits that the farmers had to replace several trees.

Researchers found that the mango weevil can destroy up to half of an orchard's crop if left unchecked.

This season, alfalfa weevils have caused extensive damage to several growers' fields.

The researcher carefully observed a giraffe weevil clinging to the stem, noting how its elongated neck helped it reach deep into rolled leaves.

The farmer spent the summer battling boll weevils that threatened his cotton fields.

The farmer discovered that maize weevils had infested his stored grain, reducing the harvest's value.

After noticing small holes in the grain sacks, she realized rice weevils had infested the pantry.

A maize weevil infestation can destroy a farmer's stored grain in a single season.

A rice weevil infested several sacks of grain overnight, threatening the farmer's wheat and maize reserves.

A single granary weevil can lay hundreds of eggs inside stored wheat, causing severe losses if not dealt with quickly.