With the stinger on its behind, it strikes the attacker with the needle- like spike. mind you, it hurts ALOT.
Wasps sting their attackers continuously
Wasps can symbolized unchecked aggression. The wasp is a seemingly angry, fearful creature that viciously defends itself and the hive at all costs.
Wasps, or Yellowjackets, posses a large stinger. They use it on any threats to itself or the hive, no matter the size. They inject venom to produce a stinging pain. It can kill/knock out insects, but anything bigger than that justs gets an unpleasant pinch. You'd know this if you'd been stung as many times as I have
Yes, they do such as wasps.
Yes, the Huntsman spider does have eniemes. They are Wasps, flies, birds geckoes, spider wasps, nematode, worms and egg parasites
birds, wasps, small animals, and humansAmanda "the spider slayer" Calhoon
Predatory wasps, scorpions, centipedes, other tarantulas, lizards, and coatis
Predatory wasps, scorpions, centipedes, other tarantulas, lizards, and coatis
Enemies of wasps include a variety of invertebrates such as various species of dragonflies, hornets, centipedes, beetles, moths and spiders; birds such as blackbirds, magpies, starlings and wrens; and mammals such as bats, badgers, skunks, weasels and rats.
Predators are birds, reptiles, and bigger spiders. There are also parasitic wasps that lay their eggs in spiders.
Anything that isn't fooled by their camoflage and small nature; mantids, wasps, jumping spiders, other crab spiders, etc.
Red wasps are wasps that are red and they will sting you in the balls.