Is it bendy? How do they work that thang?
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2023
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Yes.
That is ENORMOUS. This bug is very cool and I would never want it to land on me
Apparently they use it to drill into wood to lay their eggs on wood-eating larvae which will be the young wasps' food source until they emerge into their adult forms. But yes, certainly a candidate for nightmare fodder.