‘Godzilla’ wasp discovered that dives underwater to attack its prey

A new wasp species, Microgaster Godzilla, was discovered in Japan. It is known for its unique ability to enter water to hunt moth larvae. The wasp has evolved special adaptations like curved tarsal claws to grip surfaces underwater. It searches for its host, the Ilofila tribata larvae, by walking on floating plants. Once found, the wasp uses its antennae to probe and force the larvae out of their cases, sometimes diving underwater. The wasp then paralyzes the larvae and lays eggs inside them. The wasp larvae consume the host from the inside until they pupate.

What unique behavior does the Microgaster Godzilla wasp exhibit when searching for its prey?

Describe the adaptations of the Microgaster Godzilla wasp that help it grip the substrate in water.

How does the Microgaster Godzilla wasp locate the larvae of its host?

What process does the wasp undergo to insert its eggs into the caterpillar?

Explain the lifecycle of the Microgaster Godzilla wasp after it lays its eggs in the caterpillar.