Pimelia angulata is a species of darkling beetles in the subfamily Pimeliinae.

The elytra show a few lines of small spikes or short tubercles.

These beetles are diurnal, emerging in early morning and late evening but hiding in small groups under the sand during the hot hours of the day.

[3][4] This species is present in the lower Egypt, in the northern and south-eastern Sinai, Mauritania, Israel and in Sudan.

It is adapted to arid climates and desert environments.