Spider Vs Wasp In Battle To The Death: SNAPPED IN THE WILD

The video explores the spider wasp's gruesome survival tactics. Known for its painful sting, the spider wasp hunts spiders, paralyzing them with repeated stings. It then drags the incapacitated spider to its den, where it lays an egg inside the spider's abdomen. The spider becomes a living host for the wasp's larva, which eventually consumes the spider from the inside out.

What is the primary reason spider wasps are named as such?

• Because they have eight legs

• Because they are a type of spider

• Because they hunt spiders

• Because they live in webs

Which characteristic is NOT associated with the spider, the wasp's opponent?

• Poor eyesight

• Great eyesight

• Agility

• Speed

How does the wasp ensure its prey is immobilized?

• By drowning it

• By repeatedly stinging it

• By wrapping it in silk

• By biting it

What does the wasp do after paralyzing the spider?

• Releases it

• Drags it back to its den

• Eats it immediately

• Leaves it in the open

What ultimately happens to the spider after the wasp lays its egg?

• It becomes a cocoon

• It escapes and survives

• It is consumed from the inside

• It becomes a wasp