Here's a shitty way to die...

[quickdodge®]

The cockroach and the wasp.

The roach, its escape reflex permanently disabled, will simply rest in the den as the wasp's egg hatches. A hatched larva chews its way into the abdomen of the roach and proceeds to live as an endoparasitoid. Over a period of eight days, the wasp larva consumes the roach's internal organs in an order which guarantees that the roach will stay alive, at least until the larva enters the pupa stage and forms a cocoon inside the roach's body. After about four weeks, the fully-grown wasp will emerge from the roach's body to begin its adult life.

UGH! Later, QD.

[IntegraXTR]

damn, that totally sucks

[RBpoweredSileighty]

thats sick

[kilpatty43]

ugh couldve done without reading that yuck

[EJ25RUN]

is that how you were born Q.D.?

[IA_GATLINBURG]

Is that for real? Cause if it is..damn

[Tracy]

nappy! How do you find this shit? Better yet, why do you find this shit?

[PSINXS]

awesome

[SLOWR/T]

bored just alittle, QD????

[Stormhammer]

$50 says after all that, the roach is still alive or something

[robbyrob016]

thats pretty cool, do you know if the roach lives after that?

[quickdodge®]

Sadly enough, he doesn't. Later, QD.

[imbosile]

yea that would suck.

[quickdodge®]

How about this:



this is a tomato hornworm..the white things are parasitic wasp eggs. he wasps lay the eggs on the caterpillar and they slowly suck the life out of it, and then hatch.

WOW!! Later, QD.

[robbyrob016]

what the hell?? are you that bored?

[BTLFED]

ugh couldve done without reading that yuck

FRO RLY.

[quickdodge®]

what the hell?? are you that bored?

No I'm not. You have a problem with it? Later, QD.

[burnout1990]

little to much discovery channel there!!!

[quickdodge®]

Not even Discovery Channel. Later, QD.