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The earth wasp is called the “guoluo”; nowadays it goes by names such as “” and “slender-waist.” These creatures are all male, with no females; they neither mate nor bear young. Instead, they take caterpillars from mulberry trees or young grasshoppers and rear them, whereupon all are transformed into their own offspring. They are also sometimes called “mingling.” The Book of Songs says, “The mingling has young; the guoluo carries them away.” This is what it refers to.