Extinct wingless wasp found in 100-mn-year-old amber
Researchers have discovered a new extinct parasitic wingless wasp in Myanmar, encased in 100-million-year-old amber. The bug is part of the newly-created family named 'Aptenoperissidae', of which a female insect, named 'Aptenoperissus burmanicus, is the only known specimen in the modern world. Scientists have suggested the wingless insect could not fly but had a sharp stinger for attacking rivals.