There are several advantages to their elongated necks, including using them for combat, attracting mates, building nests, and acquiring resources.

Common predators in the Madagascar forest that prey upon beetles and their larvae in general are birds and small mammals like lemurs and fossa.

[3] In order to attract a mating partner male giraffe weevils have been known to perform elaborate displays involving the swaying of their necks, showcasing their vibrant colors.

The female giraffe weevil then evaluates the dance and if she approves, the male will have the opportunity to engage in courtship.

[4] While there has not been any quantitative research regarding the reproductive habits of giraffe weevils, certain observations have shed light on some unique behaviors.