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Parasitoid wasp (Ichneumonidae) carrying a large paralysed caterpillar to its nesting hole
Parasitoid wasp (Ichneumonidae) carrying a large paralysed caterpillar to its nesting hole, The Peloponnese, Greece, May 2009
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Christian Ziegler Death Greece Hymenoptera Insects Invertebrates Lepidoptera Parasites Reproduction Wasps Ichneumonidae
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Talk about a high-stakes delivery service! This fearless parasitoid wasp is taking its job to the extreme, carrying a hefty paralysed caterpillar to its cozy nesting hole. It's like Uber Eats for the insect world! In this snapshot captured by Christian Ziegler in Greece, May 2009, we witness nature's macabre ballet unfold. The wasp, belonging to the Ichneumonidae family, showcases its incredible strength and precision as it transports its immobilized prey. The Peloponnese becomes the backdrop for this thrilling scene of life and death. As eerie as it may seem, this behaviour is essential for the survival of both species involved. The wasp needs a fresh meal for her offspring while ensuring that her victim remains alive long enough to provide sustenance. It's an intricate dance between predator and prey that reminds us of nature's delicate balance. Insects like these play vital roles in our ecosystems, controlling populations and maintaining biodiversity. So next time you see a buzzing creature near your picnic spot or garden plants, take a moment to appreciate their fascinating lives. Who knows? You might just witness your own mini wildlife documentary right at home!
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