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It's not the exact same restriction. When a wasp lays it's eggs in a host, it has already reproduced. The host is just providing an environment to store the e
by dx87 7y ago
It's not the exact same restriction. When a wasp lays it's eggs in a host, it has already reproduced. The host is just providing an environment to store the eggs until they hatch.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoIf, to 'reproduce' means 'copy your own dna' then that makes sense. But by another view the wasp egg is just another stage in reproduction, still needing trillions of chemical reactions to become another wasp.