Zombie Parasite is evolving towards being able to take over humans...

The Zombie parasite has struck again, this time in honeybees. It's called the Apocephalus borealis for those who are looking for specifics.

There is this fly that exists that lays its eggs inside other creatures that cause that creature to kill itself so that the larva of the fly can feast and grow into maturity. So here is how they do it.

1) The fly will lay its eggs in the abdomen of the bee. Maybe it's hiding in a flower, maybe it's hiding on the ground, but where ever it is the mama fly injects the bee with its eggs.

2) The eggs take over the bees body causing it to leave the safety of the hive and fly in a zombified, undead flight towards a light. Don't go into the light!

3) There the eggs would hatch into larva and feast on the zombified bee.

But sometimes the bee wouldn't die right away. Until the larva were hatched the bee would simply walk around in circles, aimlessly and listlessly. The fear now is that if the Apocephalus borealis were to become sophisticated enough to attack larger prey, say a human being that the zombie apocalypse could truly be upon us.