Jewel Wasp and Zombie Roach

Jewel wasps use their venom to transform roaches into zombies. :ghost:

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+28 1. Spinter commented 13 years ago

I feel like something is crawling on me when I watch this video...*shiver*
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+2 2. Ganjabus commented 13 years ago

Hopefully the roach can't real anything.. I wouldn't want to be eaten out alive out 6 weeks..
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+16 3. rootkit commented 13 years ago

I've seen enough Zombie movies to know where this is going. ;)
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+18 4. dannodon commented 13 years ago

Damn nature, you scary!
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+8 5. loadrunner commented 13 years ago

"The wasp is released" sounds a bit scary
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+10 6. xiaobert commented 13 years ago

i need thousands of these wasps in my home!
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+1 7. master_shake commented 13 years ago

So why are we not importing more of these Emerald wasps in American cities?
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-5 8. snotraddict commented 13 years ago

"After decades of research..." Tax money. Well spent? I don't think so.
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+3 9. gringo commented 13 years ago

0:37 chemical warfare? what if they develop a real weapon out of this? maybe they already did. god help us.
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-3 10. Noobeater commented 13 years ago

FUCK YOU WASP!
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+1 11. bisteinee commented 13 years ago

So after extiguishing the roaches with a massive amount of wasps, the wasps will find out to do the same with humans… maybe they will grow in size, too.
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+3 12. medicino commented 13 years ago

#8 if there is a way that you can block dopamine dependent neurons there must be a way to stimulate them so it could be used for a better understanding or even treatment of Parkinson disease, also many drug addictions, including smoking, depends on dopamine receptors.
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+6 13. MakeTnotWar commented 13 years ago

#11 this wouldn't happen. If too many roaches are killed the wasps won't find hosts for their eggs and that would result in less wasps and more roaches again. Nature is all about balance.
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+1 14. datastreamdude commented 13 years ago

my wife has been injecting rubbish into my head and turning me into a zombie for years. :D
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+1 15. Chogath commented 13 years ago

DISGUSTING!!!!!!
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0 16. loadrunner commented 13 years ago

Snails have it too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkiL-v4X8w8
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+1 17. davor1387 commented 13 years ago

Why did i watch this on lunch eating my food :x

Regardless, this is a very interesting Doc.