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Black wasp sting

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Black wasps sting just like any other bee or wasp. However, the black wasp isn't as aggressive as most species.

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no it may bite if threatened, the large sting type thing on its rear end is actually an ovulater that is used for inserting eggs into moth caterpillars.

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