Tarantula hawks face several threats to their survival, primarily habitat loss due to urbanization and agricultural expansion, which diminishes their natural environments. Pesticides and other chemicals used in farming can also negatively impact their populations by reducing prey availability and directly harming the wasps. Climate change poses an additional threat, altering ecosystems and affecting the availability of suitable habitats and food sources. Lastly, competition with other species for resources can further challenge their survival.
Maybe a Tarantula Hawk Tarantula hawks have wings. But Tarantulas don't have wings.
they lived in the rainforest
Tarantula hawks have very large stingers so few animals are able to eat them. Such as the roadrunner.
These are factors, human or otherwise, which affect survival of a species.
getting eaten
A tarantula hawk is a spider wasp which hunts tarantulas as food for its larvae which its body lengths measures up to two inches. Only a few animals, such as roadrunners, eat tarantula hawks. The wasps are "nectivorous," and they have been known to become "flight-challenged" after consuming fermented fruit.
Global Warming.
no water noy enough food
Global warming.
Economic problem and financial forecasts
The answer is poaching
Tarantula hawk stings are alkaline. The venom of a tarantula hawk is highly alkaline, with a pH level above 7. This alkaline venom helps to immobilize their prey, typically tarantulas, by disrupting the nervous system. It is important to exercise caution around tarantula hawks due to the potency of their venom.