We dig these wasps. 🐝 Did you know that many wasps lay their eggs in the eggs, pupae or bodies of other insects and spiders? Here's a digger wasp (family Sphecidae) we filmed at Casuarina Sands in Canberra digging a hole for its prey. It will sting and paralyse an insect and then drag it into the hole it has dug. Like something out of Alien, it will then lay an egg on or in the other insect's body, which will develop and eat the host as it grows. Dig into the weird world of parasitoid wasps: ht