And here I though they made these up.

[Veladarius]

So I thought the Stingwing was a mutated dragonfly, turns out I was wrong because they actually exist. As it turns out their 'stinging' is how they mate. If they find something like Bloat Flies I'm done with nature.

 

Scorpionflies

[Dallas-Arbiter]

Oh, that's okay, the Cazadores from Fallout New Vegas are real too:

https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Wasp-with-traumatically-painful-sting-comes-to-6346709.php#photo-8206990

 

The Tarantula Hawk Wasp hunts and kills Tarantulas.

[dharvinia]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botfly

 

There are many things in nature we do not know about. 

[ToJKa]

On 10.2.2018 at 2:29 AM, Dallas-Arbiter said:

Oh, that's okay, the Cazadores from Fallout New Vegas are real too:

https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Wasp-with-traumatically-painful-sting-comes-to-6346709.php#photo-8206990

 

The Tarantula Hawk Wasp hunts and kills Tarantulas.

Worse than that, they breed like Aliens. They catch a spider, lay eggs into it, the eggs hatch and the larva eat the spider from the inside. And they know to avoid major organs so the spider stays alive as long as possible.

 

Mother Nature is a scary toothless hag, thankfully we've almost killed her

[Sagebrush61]

Bloatflies are actually pretty similar to real world Bot flies.  They lay eggs on animals or in some cases the eggs are ingested.  The larvae then start moving through the body eating as they go. There are horse and cattle infesting Bot flies in the Western United States and there is at least one tropical species which can feed on humans and victims say that it is very painful.  So yeah, nature is brutal.

[Debaster]

tfw when you realize they're actually beating you to death with their dicks