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Your bee guide for the summer
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this post was submitted on 30 May 2026
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Just not bros to spiders. What parasitoid wasps do to spiders/other victims is nearly as nightmarish as what spiders do to their prey. Definitely a match made in hell.
This species of wasp lays eggs in another species of wasp that lays eggs in a couple species of butterfly that lay eggs on various plants, effectively making them a parasite of a parasite of a parasite =)
Yeah, the turantula hawk is next level vicious.
Also one of the few that really suck to be stung by.