Tiny wasp SWAT teams to protect Indonesian crop

BOGOR, Indonesia (AP) -- They are the size of a pinhead and don't even pack a sting, but these tiny wasps are cold-blooded killers nonetheless. They work as nature's SWAT team, neutralizing a pest that threatens to destroy one of the developing world's most important staple foods: cassava....

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