Gypsy Moths

Predatory nematodes prove that big scary things come in microscopic packages. These tiny terrors eat other animals and will even resort to cannibalism. Wormlike in appearance, the adults are known as the "double-death" predators. Nematodes control an array of bugs that have life stages in the soil (i.e. beetle larvae). Many of the nematode victims deserve no mercy. Piggish bugs like the cucumber beetle, cutworms, and gypsy moths all deserve the demise delivered by predatory … [Read more...] about Warriors Under the Scope: The Predatory Nematode