A recently discovered wasp can apparently control the minds of its victims. Euderus set, otherwise known as the crypt-keeper wasp, has the uncanny ability to control the actions of multiple ...

A new species of parasitic wasp has been discovered that bursts from the head of its host. As gruesome as this sounds, it gets even weirder, as the unfortunate insect that loses its head is also a ...

You can get in touch with Hannah by emailing [email protected] An aggressive species of wasp has been filmed attacking a baby bird in its nest and eating its head. The attack lasted over half ...

set simply chews through its host’s head to reach the outside world. To find out if they were right, Weinersmith’s team brought wasp-infected stems into the lab. They identified crypts with ...

The crypt-keeper wasp emerges from its host's head in an artist's conception. Illustration by Boulet Hyperparasites are parasites that take advantage of other parasites, such as parasitic wasps ...

This Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania figure is incredible with fantastic Hope head sculpt. The Marvel Legends team has also included a masked The Wasp head, swappable hands, as well as attachable ...

Step behind the eyes of a wasp. These reconstructions of how the ... Canberra and his team used high-speed cameras to track the head movements of ground-nesting wasps (Cerceris australis) during ...

Head-banging caterpillars Together with Dutch and Brazilian colleages, Grosman showed that caterpillars that were incubating wasp grubs were just as active as unaffected ones. However, after the grubs ...

Here’s how it works. Scientists in the Amazon have discovered a giant-headed, bright-yellow wasp that stabs its hosts and sucks out its bloodlike fluid before eating its hosts from the inside out.

In about 60% of encounters with the head-swinging caterpillars, the bugs either give up or were knocked off their twigs. In natural conditions, the caterpillar’s vigil ensures that more wasp ...