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The alert was discovered by scientists from the University of Turku, Finland, who worked with Spanish, Colombian and Venezuelan researchers. Ilari Saaksjarvi, a professor at the University of Turku, reported that although he has been studying wasps for a long time, he had never seen anything like it:
His sting looks more like a Fierce Weapon "
Its sting is long and red, the wasp not only uses it to cut and inject poison, but also to inject its own eggs to its victims.The researchers determined that the wasp usually bites the spiders and paralyzes them using their venom, then injects their eggs which, after hatching, will eat the spider from within.
Via: Europa Press
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