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  • What happens when you pull it back out?

  • HEY HOW THE MANTIS GET THAT PARASITE

  • @TheGaboefects

    That parasite's intermediary host is the aquatic insect like mayflies. The mantis get the parasite when they eat the aquatic insects.

  • 어우 시발 ㅋㅋㅋ 연가시네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

  • it's breakdancing lol

  • not fake. its an extremely creepy parasite. its so creepy, that it only appears to be fake. but its all to real

  • ...you guys are fucking stupid.

    it isn't fake.

    it's a hair worm.

    a parasite that infects alot of insects including grasshoppers.

    it brain washes them into jumping into water, drowning themselves

  • it looks fake

  • No. It starts out as larvae, then develops into a parasite. I tried this with a mantis once, but I guess it wasn't infected.

  • I've heard that if you leave certain hairs in water for a long time they'll turn into worms. Is that what a horse hair worm is? A horse hair that was left in water for a long time?

  • Please tell me that question is a joke.

  • Why would I be joking? I always heard stories like that. I even saw little tiny white worms crawling on our bathroom sink a few times before, as if some hair turned into worms or something.

  • you really have to be joking :\

  • No the person is not joking. This happens. Sometimes human hairs are infested by the bodily nerves that are usually encapsulated within the body of a horsehair worm. The nerves are able to root themselves at the base of the human scalp and actually can sprout and grow, thus disguising itself as being a human hair but in reality being a worm. Okay I just made that up but that would be crazy if your hair had worm nerves in it.

  • @goldensleeves me-dusa?

  • DAMN !!

    THAT BLACK THiNG

    iS BiGGER THAN

    IT CAME FROM !!

  • So...Is their some kind of test to see if that insect is infected?

  • Hmm, I don't know such a test.

  • holy shit im ever touching another mantis ever again GAK!

  • How did you know it had a parasite in the first place?

    Weirdest thing I have ever seen!

  • I couldn't know it had a parasite.

    But this species of mantis have parasites at high percentage.

  • yeah , I wonder..did the mantis live ? Depending on the displacement of organs I assume both parasite and host can die.

  • your the only one that has this video.. i told my freinds they didnt believe that one day i step on a praying mantis and like 10 of these worms came out.

  • these horse hairs are pathetic like tapeworms

  • that thing looked at me O.o

  • LOL:P

  • J e s u s . W e p t .

  • Amazing!!!! But did Manti die??!!

  • holy,that sick

  • How the fu<k can that thing live in there that long to grow that big and not kill his host? Wouldn't it squash his internals as it grows?

  • My god, thats SCARY

  • YAY! sammy the mantis isn't parasited anymore!

  • i think they die once the worm leaves :(

    maybe it'd be better off with it left in

  • oh no! how sad! poor mantis :'(

  • the parasite controls the mind and makes them jump in the water anyway.

  • lmao, gotta be joke

  • whoa...that was pretty interesting

  • wow... that thing was huge!

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