article_snippet: An image of an almost transparent parasitic wasp, called Wallaceaphytis kikiae, shows the recently discovered species in incredible detail.
article_snippet: When the wasps larvae hatch, the eat the wasps larvae hatch hosts from the inside out.
article_snippet: The picture on the right shows a scanning electron micrograph of a single brain cell while on the right there is a tiny parasitoid wasp called Wallaceaphytis kikiae viewed from above.
article_snippet: a tiny parasitoid wasp called Wallaceaphytis kikiae viewed from above was recently discovered in the rainforests of Borneo and measures just 0.75mm in length .