"consume entirely"

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17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#12483563

17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#12483565

17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#12483567

17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#12483568

17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#12483571

17 June 2025

A spider wasp (family Pompilidae) is seen paralyzing a large huntsman spider and attempting to drag it up a wall., on June 17, 2025. Spider wasps--also known as spider-hunting wasps--paralyze spiders with their sting before laying eggs inside the spider's abdomen. The developing larvae feed on the still-living host, eventually consuming it entirely.

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#11007091

19 February 2024

Flocks of crows are foraging for scattered corn kernels in a field in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, on February 18, 2024. Since the mechanization of agricultural harvesting, the scattering of food has become more obvious, leaving a rich food resource for wildlife. For wild animals, the scattered corn is too abundant to consume entirely.

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#11007092

19 February 2024

Flocks of crows are foraging for scattered corn kernels in a field in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, on February 18, 2024. Since the mechanization of agricultural harvesting, the scattering of food has become more obvious, leaving a rich food resource for wildlife. For wild animals, the scattered corn is too abundant to consume entirely.

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#11007093

19 February 2024

Flocks of crows are foraging for scattered corn kernels in a field in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, on February 18, 2024. Since the mechanization of agricultural harvesting, the scattering of food has become more obvious, leaving a rich food resource for wildlife. For wild animals, the scattered corn is too abundant to consume entirely.

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#11007094

19 February 2024

Flocks of crows are foraging for scattered corn kernels in a field in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, on February 18, 2024. Since the mechanization of agricultural harvesting, the scattering of food has become more obvious, leaving a rich food resource for wildlife. For wild animals, the scattered corn is too abundant to consume entirely.

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