[Vision2020] Fw:Parasitic Wasps Create Zombie Spiders, Wild Camels of the West, Why Do We Get Prune Fingers? and More

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Subject: Parasitic Wasps Create Zombie Spiders, Wild Camels of the West, Why Do We Get Prune Fingers? and More
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Parasitic Wasps Create Zombie Spiders, Wild Camels of the West, Why Do We Get Prune Fingers? and More
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  Daily    AUGUST 6 2015
 Parasitic Wasps Turn Spiders Into Zombie WeaversArachnids injected with a potent neurotoxin are forced to create shiny new web cradles for wasp larvae
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 A wasp larva perches on its hapless spider host. (Keizo Takasuka)

 
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