Bumblebee and Lagerstroemia indica

Wasps and wasps are the same kind of insects, but they have different names. The wasp is a widely distributed, diverse and fast-flying insect, also known as bee, bee and bee. Wasp is an omnivorous insect, which feeds on other insects in the larval stage. The wasps include the world's largest wasp with golden ring, the largest wasp with yellow edge in Europe, the wasp with black stripe, the wasp with black tail that nests like the wasp with golden ring and the wasp with black velvet that nests in shallow soil holes.

First, the difference between wasps and wasps.

Wasps and wasps are the same kind of insects, but they have different names. The wasp is a widely distributed, diverse and fast-flying insect, also known as bee, bee, bee and so on. Female bees have powerful long bee stings, and when they encounter attacks or unfriendly interference, they will attack them in groups, which can cause allergic reactions and poisoning reactions, and in severe cases, they can die. Bees can use soaked pulp-like wood pulp to build nests and eat food from animals or plants.

2. What food does the wasp eat?

Remnants are omnivorous insects, which feed on other insects in larval stage, especially caterpillars, such as crabs, and feed on other narcotic insects stored by their parents in closed nests built by themselves. Other kinds of wasp larvae are fed and chewed by bees in the nest. After eating, the larvae often secrete a liquid that adults like, but bees in mountainous areas are the main prey, especially in the season of insufficient food.

3. What kinds of wasps are there?

1, Vespa aurea: Vespa aurea is the largest wasp in the world, with fierce nature and strong toxic aggression. It nests in underground caves, earth holes, tree holes and so on. And often attack the hive of this bee in autumn, which is divided into four subspecies: big gold ring, black gold ring, red gold ring and gold ring.

2. Yellow-edged wasp: Yellow-edged wasp is the largest wasp in Europe. It lives in mountainous areas with relatively high altitude and nests in tree holes or earth holes. The female bee ovipositor has evolved into a thorn, which not only protects the hive or defends itself, but also is not aggressive.

3. Black-striped wasp: Black-striped wasps are known for their laziness. In the single king's reign, the honeycomb was shaped like a 3-5cm round gourd mouth, nesting in the bushes, which was roughly the same as the small yellow waist. The largest beehive is less than 5 kg.

4. Black-tailed wasps: Black-tailed wasps nest the same as golden wasps, but they are not as fierce and timid as golden wasps, with many subspecies and different patterns and heads. They are mainly divided into diligent black-tailed wasps and lazy black-tailed wasps.

5. Black velvet bees: Black velvet bees were built in shallow caves in the early days, especially like to occupy other bees of the same size, with much hair, fierce temperament and strong toxicity. Every year, many people are inadvertently sent to the grave.