An open vote at The Museum of Natural History in Berlin has brought about another types of wasp being named after a Harry Potter character! The exhibition hall set up four names for guests to vote on in the trusts of getting people in general more included and intrigued by the biodiversity and revelation of new types of creatures. Those names were: Ampulex bicolour - "bi" is the latin word for two, and when put before the saying shade it implies two shades. This wasp has an exceptional red-dark shading. 

Ampulex mon - the Mon individuals were one of the soonest ethnic gatherings in Thailand, where this types of wasp began. 

Ampulex dementor - this name alludes to the Dementors in the Harry Potter books and motion pictures. Much the same as Dementors, this wasp abandons its prey (typically cockroaches) deadened and void. It is additionally almost as alarming looking as a Dementor! 

Ampulex plagiator - this species looks and moves really like a ground dwelling insect, subsequently the name plagiator, which seems like the saying unoriginality. In the event that you haven't evaluated which name won yet, it was Ampulex dementor! The Ampulex dementor searches out a clueless cockroach and stings it in the head, infusing a dangerous measurement of neurotoxins that make it defenseless against the wasp. 

"In the wake of bring stung by the wasp, particular practices of the cockroach are restrained (e.g. escape conduct) while others are unaffected (e.g. velocity,) " the exploration group behind the wasp's finding composed in their paper. "The wasp gets the somewhat incapacitated cockroach by one of the reception apparatuses and guides it to a suitable area, the prey following in a compliant way. 

This is a novel method of behavioral adjustment of a prey by a wasp's sting." The wasp takes the now zombie-like cockroach to its tunnel and lays its eggs within it. 

Ampulex dementor is one of the 200 known wasp species that can't have their eggs inside their bodies. To repeat, they give a cockroach the employment of facilitating the eggs for a couple of days until they bring forth.