4) breeds in the felled host for its next macabre cycle. The paper says “entomopathogenic” - I’m confused on how to classify them. As parasitoids (immatures that kill host internally during development) or as predators (free-living adults targeting prey for food)?
4) breeds in the felled host for its next macabre cycle. The paper says “entomopathogenic” - I’m confused on how to classify them. As parasitoids (immatures that kill host internally during development) or as predators (free-living adults targeting prey for food)?
3)slither into host bodies (likely through a spiracle, YUCK!) to release a cocktail of symbiotic pathogens that then kill the host.
This is some high tier assassin specialist build right there- like a Zerg Roach Corpser build that targets air units. Nature’s stranger than science fiction!
3)slither into host bodies (likely through a spiracle, YUCK!) to release a cocktail of symbiotic pathogens that then kill the host.
This is some high tier assassin specialist build right there- like a Zerg Roach Corpser build that targets air units. Nature’s stranger than science fiction!