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It's hard to keep up with velvet ants... they have places to be! These "ants" are actually a type of parasitic wasp, and the solitary females roam these alkali wetlands for ants to lay their eggs in. We were lucky enough to spot several of the genus Dasymutilla while out monitoring the Amargosa Niterwort. To lay her eggs, a velvet ant will paralyze a (real) ant and drag it into a burrow where the eggs can hatch safely. Her offspring will have a yummy first meal and eat the ant from the inside ou

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🌲 The Nature Wolf 🌲 on Instagram: "Known to have one of the most painful stings of any insect 😳 🎥 from @kelvinwiley An eastern velvet ant (Dasymutilla occidentalis), one of 7,000+ species of hairy, ant-looking wasps from the family Mutillidae, notorious for their excruciating sting. A sting so painful it earned them the nickname "cow killers". Female velvet ants, which lack wings and closely resemble ants, are the only ones with stingers. Male velvet ants, on the other hand, have wings and m