Parasitic Termites
Parasitic termites are insects that feed on wood and other cellulose materials, causing damage to structures and crops. They live in colonies and are known for their destructive behavior, often infesting homes and buildings. Parasitic termites rely on symbiotic protozoa and bacteria in their gut to break down cellulose, allowing them to digest wood. These insects are a significant pest problem in many parts of the world, requiring professional pest control measures to eradicate infestations.