Flying Scorpion! @precarious333
Flying Scorpion!  @precarious333
Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Ok, not really a flying scorpion, but a female Pelecinus polyturator wasp. That's not a stinger at the end of that long thin abdomen. It's an ovipositor used to lay eggs. Fun to watch her clean her antennae, limbs and abdomen through out the video (especially at the end) and how she gently takes flight.

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