John Ruberson, an entomologist at the University of Georgia, says that releasing a tiny wasp may be the best way to control the spread of the Kudzu bug in United State's southeastern region. Ruberson and other scientists believe the wasp is safe to release in Georgia because research shows the wasp doesn't attack other species.

"Its whole life is built around destroying Kudzu bug eggs," said Ruberson. "The wasp puts one egg in each egg. They'll pretty much wipe out an egg mass."

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