By awild on May 17, 2009. From National Geographic's In the Womb: Tags fun Science entomology insects Parasites wasps fun Log in to post comments More like this That is some impressive camera work! That said, I think I'm going to be sick. Log in to post comments Holy balls, hymenopterans are repulsive. Good thing beetles are perfect and beautiful and never, ever gross. Log in to post comments Superb...what fantastic camera work. Log in to post comments Too bad the video didn't talk any about the obligate PolyDNA viruses that facilitate this whole process. That's the coolest thing about most parasitic Hymenoptera. Log in to post comments pretty glad i study these suckas on occasion :) Log in to post comments But I don't understand why this happens. Log in to post comments Yikes. I think they should consider changing the name of this channel to "Nightmare Geographic." Still, fascinating, and great photography. Log in to post comments
That is some impressive camera work! That said, I think I'm going to be sick. Log in to post comments
Holy balls, hymenopterans are repulsive. Good thing beetles are perfect and beautiful and never, ever gross. Log in to post comments
Too bad the video didn't talk any about the obligate PolyDNA viruses that facilitate this whole process. That's the coolest thing about most parasitic Hymenoptera. Log in to post comments
Yikes. I think they should consider changing the name of this channel to "Nightmare Geographic." Still, fascinating, and great photography. Log in to post comments
That is some impressive camera work! That said, I think I'm going to be sick.
Holy balls, hymenopterans are repulsive. Good thing beetles are perfect and beautiful and never, ever gross.
Superb...what fantastic camera work.
Too bad the video didn't talk any about the obligate PolyDNA viruses that facilitate this whole process. That's the coolest thing about most parasitic Hymenoptera.
pretty glad i study these suckas on occasion :)
But I don't understand why this happens.
Yikes. I think they should consider changing the name of this channel to "Nightmare Geographic."
Still, fascinating, and great photography.