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This is how parasitism in plants and insects works

A wasp larva growing inside a tree tumor. That's one of the many types of parasitism carried out by insects. 🌳🐛

03/29/2019 7:14 AMupdated: 06/26/2019 2:26 PM
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15 comments

  • Byron L.
    04/04/2019 20:19

    But isn't it called Symbiotism when one organism benefits while the other doesn't suffer?

  • Flor A.
    04/01/2019 01:35

    Muy bonitas todas las fotos

  • Inderjeet K.
    03/31/2019 17:15

    Nice

  • Edmund L.
    03/30/2019 13:00

    If it does not hurt the host it is not parasitism. I don't remember the word but there is a different term for it.

  • Tite M.
    03/29/2019 17:25

    Beautifull

  • Sreekanth K.
    03/29/2019 17:08

    The Intelligence of and at Nature is just un-parallel ...... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy86ak2fQJM

  • Maria F.
    03/29/2019 13:30

    Phenomenal*

  • Dina M.
    03/29/2019 13:25

    amazing!

  • Sangeeta B.
    03/29/2019 12:27

    A parasite that modifies the hosts according to its own needs, o boy that’s encroachment on its entirety. Surreal

  • Lisa B.
    03/29/2019 12:23

    Interesting and creepy at the same time!

  • Geoff K.
    03/29/2019 11:02

    evolution,no,this takes a creative mind,evolution has no creation,and what you just watched was a creation:)

  • Geoff K.
    03/29/2019 11:01

    wow how mind blowing God and nature

  • S J.
    03/29/2019 07:58

    Dr ma'am fyi

  • Deby P.
    03/29/2019 07:24

    Gallseife

  • Lynx Z.
    03/29/2019 07:18

    Should make a vid of the ones that lay their eggs in other bugs.