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The small creatures - Insects, Invertebrates and bugs

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The small creatures - Insects, Invertebrates and bugs

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11-05-2017, 03:13 AM

(08-03-2017, 05:46 AM)genao87 Wrote: what kind of parasite is that??

Is a parasite worm of the Nematomorpha phylum, famous for parasitizing grasshopper and cricket (Orthoptera); he pushes the guest to go into the water, where he will certainly drown and then die, and the mature parasite go out the victim and so will can may reproduce.

For other information you can search Spinochordodes tellinii and Paragordius tricuspidatus.
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