Cockroach egg parasitoid wasp utilizes its fangs to deliver a mild venom when biting. Though primarily targeted at incapacitating its prey, such as insects, the venom can cause localized pain and discomfort in larger mammals, including humans. The toxic reaction in affected animals can vary, with smaller creatures possibly experiencing more severe symptoms. However, due to the low toxicity of the venom, the bite is generally not considered dangerous to humans. Only in its adult stage does cockroach egg parasitoid wasp possess the capability to envenomate.