We eat the offspring :) Every single one of the 750-plus species of fig plant has its own fig wasp, and together, the pairs have been evolving together for more than 60 million years, The New Yorker reports. In order to pollinate the plant, a female wasp enters an unripe, male fig (not the ones we eat) and lays her eggs. Once the newborns hatch, they all mate, and the males—born without wings—chew a tunnel out of the fig. Then they die, and the females file out through the escape route to the wide open world, where they take flight in search of another fig tree in which to lay their respective eggs.

Incest

Wasps have sex with figs

Don't worry about it

Shoot

Animal instinct to chase stuff; same with cats Do a science fair project on it To moisten your mouth/to help you chew The energy in it goes bye bye

Because nothing has unlimited energy The sun will eventually lose its energy and collapse on its own weight and is destroyed Same with a lightbulb except it doesn't explode,, most of the time