A species of Wasp in Costa Rica sting spiders and lay their eggs inside them. The spiders then lay an especially strong web to support the wasp larva and then dies. When the larva is born it eats the spider!
Big cats
Big cats An almost complete skeleton of a huge
sabre-toothed cat named "Xenosmilus" has been dug up in a Florida
quarry. This animal roamed the south-east corner of North America
in the Early Pleistocene. Two other kinds of sabre-tooth cat are
known in North America, one short-legged with long teeth and one
long-legged with short teeth. This newest fossil combines traits
from both of these other cats. Scientists say that the cat would
have had a bear-like appearance. 29 JANUARY 2000, P. 21
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