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- Something like bees but thinner, longer, and less fuzzy. http://www.derbyshire-bka.org.uk/wiki/in...
- Live in hives or are solitary http://www.ebeehoney.com/beeid.html http...
- Many are pollinators and drink nectar; some eat dead insects or are parasites. http://www.si.edu/Encyclopedia_SI/nmnh/b...
- Sting repeatedly and don't die after stinging http://www.everythingabout.net/articles/...
- Nests can be a nuisance and dangerous to destroy
- Some feed on agricultural pests, help biocontrol on farms http://arc.wsu.edu/researchimpacts/plant...
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Wasps look very much like bees and are just as plentiful, about 30,000 solitary and social species worldwide. They are thinner and less fuzzy than bees but many feed on nectar from flowering plants. Other wasps feed on animal matter like dead insects, larvae, crickets, caterpillars, and garbage. They live in nests underground or in meadows, trees or under overhangs. Wasps, which include hornets and yellow jackets, can sting repeatedly, and they don't die after stinging. Their social structures include one queens, fertile drones, and infertile female workers. The "nuisance" wasps have nests of papery combs often found under eaves or inside walls of houses. Yellow jackets build nests underground, in small holes, or they burrow inside walls.
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Wasp Stings
Wasps may sting multiple times and do not die as a result. The sting can be painful but is rarely dangerous. The wasp stings only in self defense or when its hive is threatened. Sometimes armies of wasps react to a disturbance of their nest. A wasp sting usually causes pain and swelling, and medical assistance is a good idea. A professional should always be called to remove a nuisance hive. In the countryside, food and open cans of soda attract wasps. If a swarm attacks, run to bushes or thick vegetation. If a wasp gets into the car, stop and open the windows. Don't panic. -
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Do they know what kind of gases Wasp-17 is made up of? 2 AnswersI think so far they haven't figured out what gases composes that planet. From what I read, it's half the mass of Jupiter and has opposite orbit compared to the ... read more -
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How do scientists know this new Wasp-17 travels backwards? What if our planets travel backwards and this one is really going forwards? 5 AnswersBecause according to scientists, all planets rotate in the same direction that the stars they orbit rotate. Scientists speculate that WASP-17 had a close encou... read more -
What are the physical differences between a wasp and a bee? 2 AnswersOne of the most notable physical differences between bees and wasps is the presence of hair. Bees are generally furry: honey bees typically have short hair and ... read more -
What is the best way to get rid of a wasp nest? 6 AnswersDepends on the type of wasp. I covered the methods for the various different types of wasp nests in How to Kill Wasps. There are some species that you are bette... read more
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Wasps are hellish creatures. Got terrorized by one all day today. Fuck wasps.
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Watching "Early Edition" and thinking how fast time flies. Sexual conflict and mutualism are at the forefront of my mind. Sunfish and wasps.
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Sale v Wasps will be much better on Friday night.. Much more exciting game even if the stadium won't be quite the same standard!
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Some loser just emailed me saying "JAPS don't move to the Valley, The valley is full of WASPS" What an ignorant putz!
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T-Birds stung by Wasps - Thurrock Gazette http://bit.ly/4rap7I
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