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Why does a wasp kill a fly?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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14y ago

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Wasps, and many other stinging bees, are omnivorous. They kill the moths to eat them and/or feed them to young. I watched one attack a moth the other day, ripped its wings off while stinging the body.

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Wasps will attack honeybees, especially in late summer, to get at their honey stores in the hives.

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Wasp larvae are carniverous. Wasps will capture grubs and other insects to feed their larvae.

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