🔬 101 - How to look at this WASP under the microscope | citizen science

Описание: I show you how to prepare a microscope slide with an insect. I put the stinger and wing of a wasp under the microscope. I compare a needle to the stinger of a wasp. The stinger is used to deposit eggs into the caterpillar. The larvae of the wasp ate the caterpillar. Tasty.

The wasp most likely belonged to the Braconidae:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braconidae

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