Stink bugs not only stink but are also tough to kill in your garden and your house. We talked to the experts for answers.

The tiny female wasps lay eggs inside clusters of stink bug eggs. After a wasp egg hatches, the larva eats the stink bug host, and then bursts out as an adult wasp.

These extremely small wasps — much smaller than the murder hornets that captured everyone’s attention during the pandemic — are able to attack stink bug eggs.

The wasps lay their own eggs inside stink bug eggs. This not only destroys the affected eggs, but when the wasp larvae hatch, they eat other developing stink bugs.

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These extremely small wasps — much smaller than the murder hornets that captured everyone’s attention during the pandemic — are able to attack stink bug eggs.

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The tiny female wasps lay eggs inside clusters of stink bug eggs. After a wasp egg hatches, the larva eats the stink bug host, and then bursts out as an adult wasp.