Avispas hada

The Ada wasp is a tiny insect that spends most of its life underwater. It reproduces by laying eggs inside the eggs of larger insects like the water beetle. The wasp larvae consume the undeveloped beetle, showcasing parasitic behavior. Once mature, the adult wasps mate and the females lay eggs to continue the cycle. The wasp's small size is crucial for its survival and reproduction.

Explain the term 'parasitic' as it relates to the behavior of the Ada wasp.

What happens to the adult Ada wasp after it emerges from the water beetle egg?