DescriptionTobacco Hornworm Parasitized by Braconid Wasp.jpg
English: Tobacco hornworm caterpillar Manduca sexta parasitized by Braconidae (specifically Cotesia congregata) wasp larvae. Photograph taken in cherry tomato garden, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The cherry tomatoes remained delicious.
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