Finding the smallest insect in the world

29
April
2013
Kennedy discovered the smallest insect without wings in the world in one of Costa Rica's forests, a species of parasitic insects plane known as "Mamarrera of."

The world's John Hubert - discoverer of the insect - that the length of the male of which up to 0.130 millimeters to break the record at a young age; since the insect previous known as the "Kikika in humility," was the wings, and the length of 0.155 mm, and that, according to the site Daily Mail.

She lives in the parasitic insect eggs or larvae of other insects, and lay their eggs in hidden places such as leaves or cracks in the clay soil, the world is still being research so far.