It looks evil. Do you really need to know more? Or do you just want to know how evil?
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God...I hate insects... They are the mot disgusting creatures on Earth. I know they have their place and purpose in the ecosystems, but just keep them away from me. It's the only reason why I tolerate spiders, because they eat insects and keep their population in check. And because Spider- Man's my favorite super-hero :D.
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You need to burn your house. Or no, better burn your whole city.
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That's my friend, a wasp queen, you got lucky her workers did not follow her.
kidding, I dunno what that thing is, but it still looks like a wasp to me;
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Wow, amazing pic, I really love bugs and haven't ever seen anything very close to this one :)
Looks harmless though...
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Some ichneumonid species lay their eggs in the ground, but most inject them either directly into their host's body or on its surface. After hatching, the ichneumonid larva eats its host alive. Koinobionts let their host grow and develop while they feed on it. It is quite common for 10-20% or more of larvae or pupae of Lepidoptera, Coleoptera and Hymenoptera population to be parasitised.
24000 different species
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o.o
I didn't actually read through the page, just checked various images and related species o:
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I don't usually hate insects, but this is... Eww.
I don't like it.
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Seriously now, maybe an Hymenoptera, Hymeroptera...? Can't remember the word for it in English.
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I'm not too well versed in entomology, and Google reverse search isn't helpful.
But from the little I know, I think it could be a Hymenoptera (the same order as bees, wasps and ants).
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I would've been super disappointed if your comment wasn't related to eating that thing :v Expectations met :3
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Ctenophora ornata - very rare species of Diptera, occurring in the deciduous forest zone of Europe, at few scattered localities.
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Turns out it's called Ctenophora ornata and is really rare here. Thanks to Zaraxis for the answer!
This thing came through my window. It's gone now, but now I'm curious what it was, and I can't find too many pictures on Wikipedia that would help. (I assume it was from the order of Diptera, I could be wrong) It was 3-4cm long
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