My final answer: parasitic wasp larvae. Just what it sounds like. They laid their eggs in the very hungry caterpillar.
My final answer: parasitic wasp larvae. Just what it sounds like. They laid their eggs in the very hungry caterpillar.
Eeeeewwwwww
Just like the Alien movies.
I’m not an expert but I think it’s a Chia Pet.
😂🤣😂
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I have a Trump head Chia Pet, still in the box. I’ll make a killing once he kicks it! (might be soon🤞)
That was the second thought that came to my mind. 😅
deadly virus for the tomato worm
iow dead caterpillar crawling
Babies!
it's turning into a hedgehog?
Is that the beginning of a cocoon?
Apparently it’s parasitic wasp eggs 😱
Oh. 😞
They’re good. They kill the tomato caterpillars.
Oh my!!!!
What she said..be glad you have wasps to control the tomato horn worms..they can decimate your garden quickly.
Yikes.
Consider it a workplace hazard of doing unsolicited business in the Rexing planter box
I like the way you think, Jesse!
Rick Karban found that, despite having hosted all those parasites, the host larva sometimes survives
Wasp larvae are eating it
What wig?
Bad for the caterpillar, good for your ‘maters…
Braconid wasp eggs. They are eating the Hornworm. Hornworms are bad for your plants, this is a good thing.
🤣😂🤣
That’s not a caterpillar, love. That’s a tomato worm. It needs to go away. It will eat your plants and poop on everything.
The wasp larvae is handling the situation for them—all good And blech—whenever I see this it gives me the heebees
It’s basically the movie Aliens