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Above is an adult wasp (A), to scale with single-celled organisms – Paramecium (B) and an Amoeba (C). The white bar at the bottom represents 200 micrometers (1/5 of a millimeter).

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Above is an adult wasp (A), to scale with single-celled organisms – Paramecium (B) and an Amoeba (C). The white bar at the bottom represents 200 micrometers (1/5 of a millimeter).
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myrmepropagandist (futurebird@sauropods.win)'s status on Sunday, 31-Dec-2023 19:46:12 JST myrmepropagandist
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@Gurre
OMG it's smaller than an amoeba!
I'm screaming!!
They lay their eggs inside of the eggs of 1-2mm long crop pests.
And... read the article to see what the males are like... they are even smaller somehow, but it's ... disturbing.
https://blogs.dal.ca/openthink/a-tiny-wasps-big-brain-survival-strategy/
Photo by Alexey Polilov, 2012

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