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The Gallo wasp (Cynipidae vinorum) is a recently formed sister species of the gall wasp. Its discovery sparked [[One: | The Gallo wasp (Cynipidae vinorum) is a recently formed sister species of the gall wasp. Its discovery sparked [[One:Gruber,_Gruber_Hans|Gruber Hans Gruber's]] theory that profound, enduring genetic alteration could result from the [[One:Freakish_Rain|Freakish Rain]]. The first Gallo wasp colonies were discovered by Lars Bang Larsen (Gruber's protege/lover and distant clone/descendant of the famed [http://curatorsintl.org/collaborators/lars_bang_larsen/ 21st century art historian-scholar-curator]) during one of Larsen’s scandalously romantic/intellectual [[One:Pastoral_Party_Picnic|”pastoral party picnics”]] that were a popular topic of gossip among the elite of the time. | ||
[[File:bucolic2.jpg|250px|thumb|c|center|Stylized depiction of the discovery of the Gallo wasp]] | [[File:bucolic2.jpg|250px|thumb|c|center|Stylized depiction of the discovery of the Gallo wasp]] | ||
Revision as of 11:40, 4 November 2012
Overview and discovery
The Gallo wasp (Cynipidae vinorum) is a recently formed sister species of the gall wasp. Its discovery sparked Gruber Hans Gruber's theory that profound, enduring genetic alteration could result from the Freakish Rain. The first Gallo wasp colonies were discovered by Lars Bang Larsen (Gruber's protege/lover and distant clone/descendant of the famed 21st century art historian-scholar-curator) during one of Larsen’s scandalously romantic/intellectual ”pastoral party picnics” that were a popular topic of gossip among the elite of the time.
Features
Although anatomically and physiologically similar to the gall wasp, the metasoma of the Gallo wasp is shockingly large and rotund, comparable in both shape and size to jugs of the famously inexpensive imbibement. Due to its extremely non-aerodynamic form, the Gallo wasp effectively is flightless and thus prone to wistful sighs. The wasp's distended exoskeletal vessel contains a sweet nectar (called “gludge”), that when consumed induces a breezy lightheadedness followed by vivid tactile/proprioceptive hallucinations that one's appendages are engorged, and the resulting urge to giggle uncontrollably. Both semblance and effects were noted during aforementioned bucolic luncheon.
Cultivation and regulation
Colonies of this slow, sighing insect are easily captured and therefore often cultivated for the sale/distribution of gludge, which generates surprisingly large profits from what is surely one of the smaller niches of the black market. Gludge is one of the (allegedly) socially, medically, and/or ethically hazardous bio-substances that the Moo-Cow Memorandum attempted to address.
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