Alaus myops, commonly known as the eyed click beetle, is a species of beetle belonging to the family Elateridae. It is characterized by its distinct pattern of large, round, and colorful eye-like spots on its pronotum. These spots serve as a defense mechanism, intimidating potential predators. The adult beetles are nocturnal and can be found in forests and woodlands, while the larvae are typically found in decaying wood, feeding on other insects and their larvae.