Shot with 111 perspectives, 16 focus stacked images. f/20, 90mm. This bug often feeds on tomatoes by piercing the fruit with its trunk and sucking out juices, leaving dark spots. The small pearls above it's eyes are simple light sensors. The holes along the sides are spiracles, used for breathing. It has wings but is not a strong flyer, often staying in the same spot for long periods. When startled, it releases a foul odor. It is considered a pest.