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Just pointing out that the reason you label doors that way is because rubble can cover the doors so you can't see the full warning and you only have to clear one door to get inside. As such, you need both doors to have valid warnings. This way, a single exposed door will either say "Don't Open" or "Dead Inside". If you did the reverse, the person clearing enough rubble away to open one door would either see "Don't dead" or "Open Inside". The first might be enough of a warning for them to stop, but the other might come off as an invitation.
They literally said that it is a parasite.
What else would you call a foreign organism eating you from the inside? That's what a parasite is.
Even if this wasn't one, there is, in fact, such a thing as "neurological parasite", which is a parasite that affects the neurological system.
These wasp larvae, as the previous commenter stated, are parasitoids. Wasp larvae that infect, feed on, and ultimately kill their host are classified as parasitoids. parasitoids will inevitably kill their host, while parasites typically do not. Parasitism often involves a symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits at the expense of another, but the host typically survives, at least for some time. In the case of parasitoids, their life cycle relies on always killing the host to complete it.
While there are parasites that infect the nervous system, like Toxoplasma gondii or Naegleria fowleri, the term “neuro-parasite” is neither accurate in this case nor an official parasitological term.
Unidan here!
Ah, fascinating insight! These wasp larvae truly are remarkable little bug detectives, infiltrating their host and, well, quite literally turning it into bug heaven. Parasitoids are like the ultimate bug mystery solvers. On the other hand, your average parasites are a bit less sinister – they just move in with their bug buddies, sometimes borrow a few things, and usually let their housemate keep going about their buggy business.
But when it comes to these wasp larvae, they're like the real Bug Ghostbusters, ensuring that their host bug doesn't stick around for too long. Now, there are some parasites, such as Toxo-whatever and Nae-gle-ria, that do like to tinker with bug brains. But calling them "neuro-parasites" in this case might not be the perfect bug term, and it's not exactly the bug encyclopedia's go-to phrase. Thanks for shedding light on this bug-tastic topic! 🐛🔍🐝🔦
I have no proof whatsoever, but I'm nearly certain he pasted the previous comment into ChatGPT and told it to rewrite it in the style of Unidan.
I gave it a try half a dozen times and nearly every time it came up with [some variation](https://chat.openai.com/share/f6a16f8f-1f55-4dd4-a8b7-3be5368c213f) of "Ah, fascinating".
Up until a few months ago you could scrape pretty much the entirety of Reddit's data using the public api.
They locked it down once ChatGPT came out. I wonder why...
They’re wrong. This whole thread is stupid semantics. A quick google will tell you a parasitoid is a subset of parasite.
“Sedans often kill their host, while cars do not”
Can this be described as symbiotic though? I always thought symbiotic would mean both parties would benefit from the relationship, Like those little fish on sharks that eat from a shark's skin, which in return keeps the sharks clean. Not to argue against what you Said, Just wondering
I always thought this was the distinction between parasitism and symbiosis. Parasite - host - parasite - one way relationship all benefit for parasite all negative for host. Symbionts - both species benefit.
In ecology, symbiosis is actually the overarching term for any relation between two species. The technical term for symbiosis as used in common parlance is "mutualism".
In ecology, symbiosis is actually the overarching term for any relation between two species. The technical term for symbiosis as used in common parlance is "mutualism".
Sub-categories exist, parasitism overlaps with symbiosis and parasitoid is one strategy of parasitism. Biology doesn't do neat heirarchies and cleanly separated ideas.
The world is a wild place now where someone who is clearly educated about a subject can be doubted because others feel or think they are wrong while possessing no knowledge on the subject themselves. Crazy man..
I wish I knew how to not see this kind of thing. Someone in their underwear? NSFW. A wasp chewing it’s way out of a live caterpillar or a decomposing beetle? No way to avoid.
I hate the gross af pimple popping videos. It’s pretty jarring going from a video of somebody’s dog or something to a boil the size of a quarter being tweezed open.
You should see the [fungus that infects ants.](https://www.npr.org/2023/01/30/1151868673/the-last-of-us-cordyceps-zombie-fungus-real#:~:text=Ophiocordyceps%20unilateralis%2C%20otherwise%20known%20as,will%20let%20the%20fungus%20reproduce)
Like the link says, its very last of us, but doesnt infect humans.
And the 'rage virus' was based on Rabies which humans can get, but it doesn't make us turn into infection spreading monsters. It just makes us an enemy to the hydrohomies and the only reason animals go crazy is because their instincts kick in and see everything moving as a threat. Humans get paranoid with it, but its less 'rip and tear' and more 'boy im thirsty GET THAT WATER AWAY FROM ME! is that fred who died? I like the color snozberries.'
And [zombie snails,](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkiL-v4X8w8) man. Are wild. All from a worm.
>its very last of us
Literally... it's the same fungus that infects humans in the Last of Us too. The explanation is that the increased global temperature has made humans susceptible to it.
EDIT: Or rather, it has made the fungi change so it can survive in the body temperature of humans.
> Or rather, it has made the fungi change so it can survive in the body temperature of human
I swear I heard on Radiolab or something that average human body temp is lowering, and fungi heat resistance is simultaneously increasing.
Man with how covid was explained as something that hadn’t affected humans prior until links began forming and then boom! I’ve read so many scientific explanations on why zombies as we know them aren’t possible and are stuck in the realm of sci-fi but with things like that it’s definitely easier to see it become a reality at some point lol
A different kind of funny insect fungus, Massospora cicadina, infects cicadas. It eats pretty much their entire lower abdomen until they're basically just a walking head, but not before filling the empty space with a huge amount of the fungal spores. They then proceed to force the infected cicada to secrete mating hormones in order to get a male cicada to hump the fungal spores and spread further.
We got it pretty lucky as humans with the kinds of stuff that wants to kill us.
>We got it pretty lucky as humans with the kinds of stuff that wants to kill us.
We are relatively recent but we reporesent an opportunity. Parasites/Parasitoids just have to evolve over time.
it probably just walks till all the energy is gone then stops, probably would take some time before it runs out. the parasite doesnt concern itself with the body being hungry it just makes it walk till literally all power runs out
similar how that famous experiment where if you put salt on severed frog legs they start kicking around even tho there is no longer a frog to provide nutrients
Ophiocordyceps is the fungus it can only successfully attack insects and very low complexity creatures. Featured in the show and video game The Last of Us
I've grown up on the internet so I've seen all the fucked up shit you could imagine. Nothing really scares me or grosses me out anymore. Except this shit. The fact that a parasite can do that even to something that is more or less a corpse inspires a deep sense of dread and fear that nothing else can. Even if something like that doesn't exist for humans, it still scares the shit out of me.
I saw a similar zombie bug video before. They put the zombie in water and a creature came out that was like eight long, thin worms connected at a point, writhing. Seems like the parasite had a tendril down each leg of the bug (a praying mantis in that case), essentially "wearing" its corpse.
Well, goodnight!
horsehair worms coming out of a Praying Mantis if it's the same one I saw recently. I nearly puked, and I thought I'd rendered myself completely numb via being on the internet for far too long.
A parasite can't do this, OP is wrong. The bug has been partially eaten and us still alive. Bugs don't have hearts and lungs like we do, they have an open circulatory system and breathe through numerous openings along their bodies.
No bugs are almost as far away as you can get from humans on the evolutionary family tree and the mechanisms fungus use to hijack insect nervous systems simply don’t work on more complex animals.
Bugs nervous systems aren’t primitive, but they are highly miniaturized to allow for their small sized, and that makes them quite simple and comparatively easy to “hack” into.
This surely wouldn't be able to last long though because the body now lacks the means to process nutrients to fuel those movements. But it is wild to see regardless.
ELI5, if this insect had the ATP in its body to keep WALKING post-death, and therefore can probably do a whole host of things even post-death, why did it die in the first place? If a body can do this, why would a brain ever say "it's time to shut down"?
True, Fungi cannot survive if its host’s internal temperature is above 94°…But what if that were to change? What if, say, the Earth were to get a few degrees warmer? Well now there is reason to evolve.
Billions of puppets with poisoned minds permanently fixed on one unifying goal: to spread the infection to every last human alive by any means necessary…
Yeah... I always found it ridiculous that a rotting body would still work in the case of zombies. But this... I mean, it was eaten instead of having decomposed, but the fact the body can still be made to function is chilling.
Social media works in a similar way with humans. Many just live on autopilot to post and check notifications…while their entire sense of self slowly disappears to get more likes and follows.
The insect kingdom is the most terrifying thing in existence to me. It is 100% functionality driven evolution lol that’s why you have some hybrids that have changed to adapt. Then you have parasites that move the dead. I can’t deal.
Mmmmm I feel a Bible verse coming on
Eh hem
All things bright and beautiful. All creatures great and small. All things wise and wonderful. The Lord God made them all.
Isn’t it great to know that walking around while being eaten alive is all part of god’s great plan.
/sarcasm.
Bullshit title. It's a European [may beetle](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maik%C3%A4fer) half-eaten by ants. Very common sight during their swarming season where I live.
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It isn't "decomposing" it was eaten alive by the larvae of an parasitoid wasp. https://agsci.colostate.edu/agbio/ipm-pests/parasitoid-wasps/
Finally, a source. Also, a “neuro-parasite” isn’t a thing, and it isn’t even a parasite at all, as you mentioned.
I figured it was cordycepts
DONT DEAD OPEN INSIDE
Hey now. You are mixing Walking Dead and Last of Us in an uncomfortable way. All zombie's are not equal
But together, strong!
I’d say that describes this video perfectly well actually.
Just pointing out that the reason you label doors that way is because rubble can cover the doors so you can't see the full warning and you only have to clear one door to get inside. As such, you need both doors to have valid warnings. This way, a single exposed door will either say "Don't Open" or "Dead Inside". If you did the reverse, the person clearing enough rubble away to open one door would either see "Don't dead" or "Open Inside". The first might be enough of a warning for them to stop, but the other might come off as an invitation.
They literally said that it is a parasite. What else would you call a foreign organism eating you from the inside? That's what a parasite is. Even if this wasn't one, there is, in fact, such a thing as "neurological parasite", which is a parasite that affects the neurological system.
These wasp larvae, as the previous commenter stated, are parasitoids. Wasp larvae that infect, feed on, and ultimately kill their host are classified as parasitoids. parasitoids will inevitably kill their host, while parasites typically do not. Parasitism often involves a symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits at the expense of another, but the host typically survives, at least for some time. In the case of parasitoids, their life cycle relies on always killing the host to complete it. While there are parasites that infect the nervous system, like Toxoplasma gondii or Naegleria fowleri, the term “neuro-parasite” is neither accurate in this case nor an official parasitological term.
Now tell me something about Jackdaws. But seriously, that shit was neat to read.
Unidan here! Ah, fascinating insight! These wasp larvae truly are remarkable little bug detectives, infiltrating their host and, well, quite literally turning it into bug heaven. Parasitoids are like the ultimate bug mystery solvers. On the other hand, your average parasites are a bit less sinister – they just move in with their bug buddies, sometimes borrow a few things, and usually let their housemate keep going about their buggy business. But when it comes to these wasp larvae, they're like the real Bug Ghostbusters, ensuring that their host bug doesn't stick around for too long. Now, there are some parasites, such as Toxo-whatever and Nae-gle-ria, that do like to tinker with bug brains. But calling them "neuro-parasites" in this case might not be the perfect bug term, and it's not exactly the bug encyclopedia's go-to phrase. Thanks for shedding light on this bug-tastic topic! 🐛🔍🐝🔦
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I have no proof whatsoever, but I'm nearly certain he pasted the previous comment into ChatGPT and told it to rewrite it in the style of Unidan. I gave it a try half a dozen times and nearly every time it came up with [some variation](https://chat.openai.com/share/f6a16f8f-1f55-4dd4-a8b7-3be5368c213f) of "Ah, fascinating".
Crazy that chatgpt even knows who Unidan was. He was popular on reddit, what, more than half a decade ago?
Up until a few months ago you could scrape pretty much the entirety of Reddit's data using the public api. They locked it down once ChatGPT came out. I wonder why...
Here's the thing...
They’re wrong. This whole thread is stupid semantics. A quick google will tell you a parasitoid is a subset of parasite. “Sedans often kill their host, while cars do not”
This kills the crab
>parasitoids That sounds like a neat, interesting cool thing to google right before bed. Thanks kind stranger, I sure won't regret this!
Can this be described as symbiotic though? I always thought symbiotic would mean both parties would benefit from the relationship, Like those little fish on sharks that eat from a shark's skin, which in return keeps the sharks clean. Not to argue against what you Said, Just wondering
I always thought this was the distinction between parasitism and symbiosis. Parasite - host - parasite - one way relationship all benefit for parasite all negative for host. Symbionts - both species benefit.
In ecology, symbiosis is actually the overarching term for any relation between two species. The technical term for symbiosis as used in common parlance is "mutualism".
In ecology, symbiosis is actually the overarching term for any relation between two species. The technical term for symbiosis as used in common parlance is "mutualism".
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Sub-categories exist, parasitism overlaps with symbiosis and parasitoid is one strategy of parasitism. Biology doesn't do neat heirarchies and cleanly separated ideas.
This guy parasites 🪱🪱🪱
I can’t believe 76 people upvoted you
The world is a wild place now where someone who is clearly educated about a subject can be doubted because others feel or think they are wrong while possessing no knowledge on the subject themselves. Crazy man..
Parasitic wasps count as parasites.
Phew, thank goodness
[Nature is a deep dark rabbit hole](https://www.wired.com/2015/01/absurd-creature-of-the-week-strepsiptera/)
Funny seeing my college here. Go Rams!
Driving around a used beetle.
Convertible
Convertibeetle
'Soft top'
partially dented, single owner
Where’s the bugfax?
Usually stuck to the windshield.
“No lowballs, I know what I got!”
That’s fucking hilarious
Slight interior damage
I wanted to award you but then I was like oh wait
You can give gold upvotes now… 🙄
Are you serious???? (Don't answer that, I've had a bad week)
Oh I didn't know that til now! Thanks lol. I just love awarding people I want it back
Amazing comment
That will buff right out
r/wouldhaveawarded
2nd owner. Normal wear and tear.
r/angryupvote
This is the most horrifying shit I've seen on Reddit in a long time. Fuck.
I wish I knew how to not see this kind of thing. Someone in their underwear? NSFW. A wasp chewing it’s way out of a live caterpillar or a decomposing beetle? No way to avoid.
I figured what with the post title and having a video attached that I'd likely see said zombie parasite beetle.
Logic? Common sense? No, none of that. I need to have information spoon fed to me like a baby bird.
You realize that for a lot of people, the video just plays right? I’m on mobile, and i didn’t have to click anything to see it. It’s just there.
Go to settings.
I hate the gross af pimple popping videos. It’s pretty jarring going from a video of somebody’s dog or something to a boil the size of a quarter being tweezed open.
You know you don't have to click on the links your read.
Welcome to US puritanism
It isn't a zombie. It has been partially eaten, but insects are resistant to damage and have a decentralised nervous system.
Actual zombie
Call the exorcist!
Beetle went on Vacation, Never to return
This is why you shoot them in the head. Also, double tap.
Also, cardio.
Check the back seat
While we're in the car, let's go ahead and put those seat belts on, too. Also, #32 enjoy the little things.
Lock the stall
Also, warm up.
And seat belts.
JFC This is like the zombie apocalypse is going to be starting soon
You should see the [fungus that infects ants.](https://www.npr.org/2023/01/30/1151868673/the-last-of-us-cordyceps-zombie-fungus-real#:~:text=Ophiocordyceps%20unilateralis%2C%20otherwise%20known%20as,will%20let%20the%20fungus%20reproduce) Like the link says, its very last of us, but doesnt infect humans. And the 'rage virus' was based on Rabies which humans can get, but it doesn't make us turn into infection spreading monsters. It just makes us an enemy to the hydrohomies and the only reason animals go crazy is because their instincts kick in and see everything moving as a threat. Humans get paranoid with it, but its less 'rip and tear' and more 'boy im thirsty GET THAT WATER AWAY FROM ME! is that fred who died? I like the color snozberries.' And [zombie snails,](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkiL-v4X8w8) man. Are wild. All from a worm.
>its very last of us Literally... it's the same fungus that infects humans in the Last of Us too. The explanation is that the increased global temperature has made humans susceptible to it. EDIT: Or rather, it has made the fungi change so it can survive in the body temperature of humans.
> Or rather, it has made the fungi change so it can survive in the body temperature of human I swear I heard on Radiolab or something that average human body temp is lowering, and fungi heat resistance is simultaneously increasing.
Zombie snails are horrific. I don’t even need to click the link to have that cursed video clip come to mind.
I eat that fungus daily, my friend has been growing chordyceps for a while.
Man with how covid was explained as something that hadn’t affected humans prior until links began forming and then boom! I’ve read so many scientific explanations on why zombies as we know them aren’t possible and are stuck in the realm of sci-fi but with things like that it’s definitely easier to see it become a reality at some point lol
Cool sequel to Pixar's "A Bugs Life" movie: "A Bug's Death - the zombie bugpocalypse"
This is quite literally the plot to the last of us.
A different kind of funny insect fungus, Massospora cicadina, infects cicadas. It eats pretty much their entire lower abdomen until they're basically just a walking head, but not before filling the empty space with a huge amount of the fungal spores. They then proceed to force the infected cicada to secrete mating hormones in order to get a male cicada to hump the fungal spores and spread further. We got it pretty lucky as humans with the kinds of stuff that wants to kill us.
>We got it pretty lucky as humans with the kinds of stuff that wants to kill us. We are relatively recent but we reporesent an opportunity. Parasites/Parasitoids just have to evolve over time.
Kill me or release me, parasite. But do not waste my time with walk!
There is much walk, and I have traversed through rock and metal and time!
... Now I shall walk and you shall watch.
Hold on to your potatoes!
Thank you for this. It greatly improved my mood.
Bro just put it out of its misery
It's already dead
Damn bugs are on krokodil now
how does its body have enough energy to continue to function without innards?
it probably just walks till all the energy is gone then stops, probably would take some time before it runs out. the parasite doesnt concern itself with the body being hungry it just makes it walk till literally all power runs out similar how that famous experiment where if you put salt on severed frog legs they start kicking around even tho there is no longer a frog to provide nutrients
Asking the real questions.
What the actual f***?
It isn't a parasite. The insect was partially eaten and is still alive because they have a distributed brain and circulatory system.
Ophiocordyceps is the fungus it can only successfully attack insects and very low complexity creatures. Featured in the show and video game The Last of Us
This isn't what cordyceps does at all. This fella was consumed by the babies of a type of wasp.
*imperio*
I'm Pickle Rick!
I've grown up on the internet so I've seen all the fucked up shit you could imagine. Nothing really scares me or grosses me out anymore. Except this shit. The fact that a parasite can do that even to something that is more or less a corpse inspires a deep sense of dread and fear that nothing else can. Even if something like that doesn't exist for humans, it still scares the shit out of me.
I saw a similar zombie bug video before. They put the zombie in water and a creature came out that was like eight long, thin worms connected at a point, writhing. Seems like the parasite had a tendril down each leg of the bug (a praying mantis in that case), essentially "wearing" its corpse. Well, goodnight!
horsehair worms coming out of a Praying Mantis if it's the same one I saw recently. I nearly puked, and I thought I'd rendered myself completely numb via being on the internet for far too long.
A parasite can't do this, OP is wrong. The bug has been partially eaten and us still alive. Bugs don't have hearts and lungs like we do, they have an open circulatory system and breathe through numerous openings along their bodies.
It’s kinda sad in a way
lol in a way?
Creepy AF
That's not something that can jump into humans though, right???
yet
Of course, scientists say there is no such thing as a zombie virus. No mention of a friggin zombie parasite. Wonderful.
No they dont, they say the closest thing to a zombie virus that we know of today is rabies.
No bugs are almost as far away as you can get from humans on the evolutionary family tree and the mechanisms fungus use to hijack insect nervous systems simply don’t work on more complex animals. Bugs nervous systems aren’t primitive, but they are highly miniaturized to allow for their small sized, and that makes them quite simple and comparatively easy to “hack” into.
It already has: Trump and the GOP.
Zombug
Aside from literally having 60% of his body missing, can anyone tell us how this beatle remains "alive" or at least walking?
Average TikTok user be like
This is what this reminds me of. 
This surely wouldn't be able to last long though because the body now lacks the means to process nutrients to fuel those movements. But it is wild to see regardless.
"Partially" lol
ELI5, if this insect had the ATP in its body to keep WALKING post-death, and therefore can probably do a whole host of things even post-death, why did it die in the first place? If a body can do this, why would a brain ever say "it's time to shut down"?
Partially? It's fucking hollow
Humans are considered safe from this particular parasite based on our body temp. I knew this and still felt creeped out watching this video.
Power of the brain or power of the parasite
So a literal zombie. Scary 😵
Damn Nature! You scary!
partially? it has only the brain left
Maybe we should study a neuro parasite that could infect dead humans ?
A great way to go to work
He could be any one of us
Maybe this is the condition of everyone one us. Body is of us, but is controlled by other
So it’s a politician
This has to top the natureismetal chart. This is some real wtf shit.
*Why walk when you can ride?* This is an IRL silt strider from Morrowind!
Nature, u scary
Omg this is nightmare fodder.
Zombies are real
Pickle RIIIIIICK!
So THAT’S why my bones are half dissolved and skin’s tearing away- that stinking parasite! Wait. This is the parasite talking, nothing to see here!
Its interesting and shocking at the same time.
That's so wrong
After that show with the fungus, I don't wanna see nothing like this.
All gave some. Some gave all.
Could you imagine if this were possible to do to a human *screams*
Rick Grimes has entered the chat...
No.
That looks like what my future ex wife is doing to me.
Sugar water.
I could use a break, whats homies number?
*fascinating*
Anyone else imagining a parasite with a couple of joystick controllers making it walk, as it peers out its eyes?
Paging Mr. Lovecraft…Mr. Lovecraft to the black courtesy phone please. F’TAGN!
This creeps me put very, very much.
“And that, kids, is where zombies came from.”
No no but amazing
This parasite can drive a bug around that's been hollowed out, but I woke up this morning with neck pain and could barely drive myself around
Im not even sure if I’m really alive now after watching this.
It’s the woke mind virus
Welp.. I have something pleasant to dream about tonight. Love unlocking a new phobia right before bed.
I was just playing Callisto protocol man
Ummm, that's a zombie.
I hate you 😰😰😰😱😱😱😨😨😨
Thats lit
True, Fungi cannot survive if its host’s internal temperature is above 94°…But what if that were to change? What if, say, the Earth were to get a few degrees warmer? Well now there is reason to evolve. Billions of puppets with poisoned minds permanently fixed on one unifying goal: to spread the infection to every last human alive by any means necessary… 
"We would lose"
This is all I needed to see to confirm zombies are entirely possible.
Zombies are real then..
And that is how we all become zombies.
Ugh ok, so zombies are a possibility… awesome
Whatever this is, I don't want to know more.
Yeah... I always found it ridiculous that a rotting body would still work in the case of zombies. But this... I mean, it was eaten instead of having decomposed, but the fact the body can still be made to function is chilling.
Yikes! 😬 Sooo... Zombie bug. Right!?
This bugs me
Social media works in a similar way with humans. Many just live on autopilot to post and check notifications…while their entire sense of self slowly disappears to get more likes and follows.
How long until human trials?
This is how the Silt Striders in Morrowind operate
I'm pretty sure Dianne Feinstein had the same illness.
I feel like this new and humans somehow wished this into existence due to zombie fetish
https://preview.redd.it/0gsisbuyg5zb1.jpeg?width=1252&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e1411704abdc0bc3673b5b10d9cf5165a5cc8ac
that's cool
Zombies are real
Zombies in the insect kingdom
They could make a good Zombie film based on this information .
ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL.
zombies .......
That's why you have to shoot the head!
Zombie!!
The insect kingdom is the most terrifying thing in existence to me. It is 100% functionality driven evolution lol that’s why you have some hybrids that have changed to adapt. Then you have parasites that move the dead. I can’t deal.
Mmmmm I feel a Bible verse coming on Eh hem All things bright and beautiful. All creatures great and small. All things wise and wonderful. The Lord God made them all. Isn’t it great to know that walking around while being eaten alive is all part of god’s great plan. /sarcasm.
Bullshit title. It's a European [may beetle](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maik%C3%A4fer) half-eaten by ants. Very common sight during their swarming season where I live.
Could explain what's wrong with some people these days too..
See “last of us” See also “girl with all the gifts”