If you thought wasps were bad enough then the Goliath Parasite Wasp is the stuff of nightmares. At roughly 1 ft long it is wise to stay well away from this creature. Unlike other wasps that merely sting, the most dangerous thing about this one, other than its size, is that it lays its eggs inside the bodies of living hosts. These can be any beast it can find and even inside people.   Being the most important thing it will ever do in its lifetime, the goliath parasite wasp is relentless in their pursuit of a host. It will fight to the death for a the chance of a mere few seconds to inject the eggs under the skin of its target.   These eggs take only 2 to 3 weeks to reach maturity and hatch. These grubs are born ready with sharp chitinous jaws, which they use to bite their way out of the host's body. When they free themselves they immediately start to pupate, spinning their silk to form a protective cocoon.   While inside the body these young produce chemicals that flow into the bloodstream of the host, towards the nervous system and the brain. These take over the mind of the unfortunate victim and instill in them a protective, nuturing instinct. When affected in this way they turn into almost a mindless thrall of the young growing inside them. When the eggs hatch and the larvae pupate, the host will do whatever it can to protect the young, even to the detriment of their own health.