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>>4090297
You do have a point. And some other ovipositors, like those of sawflies, can be used to cut leaves too. That's one scary vagina.

One of my personal favorites. Ichneumon wasp females have ovipositors tipped with a layer of metal, which aids in the insect drilling into wood to lay its eggs (on live larvae of other insects, which she finds by tapping her antennae on the tree. )

Likewise it bears metal on its mandibles to better chew through the wood after it metamorphoses into an adult within the trunk.

Might as well drop it here. Certain Ichneumon wasps have ovipositors tipped with metal with which they drill into wood and lay eggs into woodboring larvae of other wasps. The mandibles of those wasps similarly are laced with metal.

I wish my waifu would lay her eggs in me with a metal tube on her abdomen ;_;

Scorpion wasp's ovipositor is the drill that will pierce the heavens.

This wasp, you see, can drill into wood with her egg laying apparatus. They do this because they lay their eggs in wood-boring insects. The only female this side of dickgirls to make you feel insecure about your penis.