Wasps
Wasp Sting
Wasp stingers are tiny, pointed barbs at the end of the wasp’s abdomen used for stinging. Venom sacs are located inside the abdomen and contain toxic venom that causes the reaction associated with a wasp sting.
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Wasp stingers are tiny, pointed barbs at the end of the wasp’s abdomen used for stinging. Venom sacs are located inside the abdomen and contain toxic venom that causes the reaction associated with a wasp sting.
A wasp nest can look very different depending on the species of wasp. In some cases, wasp nests are constructed from papery materials, while in
Tarantula Hawk Classification Class: Insecta Order: Hymenoptera Family: Pompilidae Genus: Pepsis and Hemipepsis Species: Many A tarantula hawk is one of the largest wasps on
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Hornet nests are marvels of natural engineering, attracting much interest from scientists. Hornets are the largest type of wasp, belonging to the same family as
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Did you know that Mexican honey wasps are one of the primary pollinators of avocados in Mexico? The Mexican honey wasp is not like the
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