Despite the best efforts of scientists to create an all-encompassing system of names for relationships between organisms, some still fall in a grey area. Some species of wasp are known as "parasitoids" and not true parasites. These wasps kill caterpillars to reproduce but do not harm any other caterpillars until they need to reproduce again. Why aren't these wasps considered true parasites?

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Despite the best efforts of scientists to create an all-encompassing system of names for relationships between organisms, some still fall in a grey area. Some species of wasp are known as "parasitoids" and not true parasites. These wasps kill caterpillars to reproduce but do not harm any other caterpillars until they need to reproduce again. Why aren't these wasps considered true parasites?

Technically speaking, 'Parasitic Wasps' are not actually parasites - they are parasitoids. This is because a true parasite is something that lives at the expense of its host but doesn't actually kill it, whereas parasitoids nearly always kill their host.

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