Yes, indeed there are. Please see Aquatic Wasp Taxonomic Structure
Can You Identify This Aquatic Insect
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Mark Melton
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Several are, although their aquatic stages are generally parasitic, entering the water as adults to deposit eggs on specific prey.
Death from below: the first video of a parasitic wasp attacking caterpillar underwater | Blog
Named after fictional monster Godzilla, a parasitic wasp becomes the first observed and filmed to dive underwater for several seconds, in order to attack and pull out caterpillar hosts, so that it can lay its eggs inside them before releasing them back in the water.
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