Entomopathogenic nematode

Okay kiddo, so you know what a bug is right? Well, sometimes there are tiny worms called entomopathogenic nematodes that can be really helpful in controlling those bugs!

These nematodes are super special because they are like tiny assassins that attack and kill pests such as grubs, caterpillars, and other insects that like to munch on plants.

When a nematode comes across a pest, they burrow inside and release bacteria that quickly kill the pest from the inside out. The nematode then feeds on the dead pest and reproduces, creating even more nematodes to go after other pests.

So basically, entomopathogenic nematodes are tiny worm warriors that help protect plants from bug invaders!