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Always use a protective plastic case for any external batteries (such as 18650 or 21700 cells)

Larval boring behavior: larvae chew into items (including compacted foods like biscuits/crackers and sometimes paperboard packaging), producing fine, gritty frass and "shot holes." Hiding and dispersal: adults often remain concealed near the food source, but many fly toward light and accumulate on windowsills-useful for locating infestations

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The link between chewing tobacco and oral cancer is well-established