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Giant Ichneumons probably Megarhyssa macrurus

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2007

A giant wasp withdrawing her ovipositor from the bark of a tree. She lays her eggs on the larva of bark beetles.taken 9/9/06,Severson Dells, Rockford,Il.

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  • is it making that sound or is that the camera?

  • The darn camera.

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  • You won't get stung by them the sting is only used to lay eggs

  • dude that would be cool to see

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  • these things are terrifying, i know they cant sting you but my first time seeing one i thought it would be like a hypodermic needle lol

  • I WANT ONE! lol

  • about 10 years ago i saw one of these in a picture and nobody believed me when i said they were real.

  • i witnessed this on mushrooms and my buddy was petting its wings while this was happening hahaha

  • Is it particularly big? How can we tell?

  • do they sting people?

  • Could have been a male, those are harmless. (no stinger)

  • @TheX30

    well put

  • @dymonic1

    Just that it lands on your arm and doesnt do anything makes prove of it being harmless, but ok ..

  • I will love to see this bug!..But I Need to travel to do it :/

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