What is the difference between a bee and a wasp to defeat a wasp?

Vespas, also known as wasps, wasps, wasps, etc., are the general name of the insects of the general family of the order Hymenoptera, and the general name of the bees of the Hymenoptera Bee family, which completely lives on flowers, including pollen and nectar, many of its species have great economic value and are closely related to human life, so let's take a look at the difference between wasps and bees!

1. Differences in eating habits.

1. Vespa: Vespa is an omnivorous insect, and the larval stage feeds on other small insects, especially caterpillars, but bees in mountainous areas are its main predators, especially in the food shortage season, which is more concentrated on stealing honey and killing bees.

2. Bees: Bees are a kind of resource insects, which live entirely on flowers, including pollen and nectar, and are sometimes brewed and stored as honey, and are basically busy every day from spring to late autumn, and winter is the only short leisure period.

Second, the difference between beehives.

1. Vespa: The beehive is caused by dead branches, leaves or animal feces, and the larger honeycomb single-layer beehive can have more than 2,000 larval rooms, which are connected to the firm overhangs or the upper beehive with a plurality of short stalks to form a spherical shape.

2. Bees: The hive is the necessary "furniture" and "food room" of the bee home, and its internal structure is called the beehive, which is composed of a series of hexagonal cylinder bee rooms made of beeswax and made of wax.

3. Personality differences.

1. Vespa: The bee has a very strong habit of caring for the young and the nest, and is short-tempered and more "belligerent".

2. Bees: Bees are much more docile than wasps, but they are also very protective of their families.

Fourth, the difference between stinging people.

1. Vespa: The wasp's stinger has no venomous glandular cover, which can launch multiple attacks or sting people without losing life.

2. Bees: The "sting" of bees stinging people is actually an oviposition that is not fully developed, and it will generally lose its life after stinging people.

5. Toxicity differences.

1. Vespa: The toxin of wasp can cause the failure of human liver, kidney and other organs, especially if it stings human blood vessels, it is especially dangerous for people with allergies, and even life is in danger in serious cases. Pegasus bee, add our WeChat to learn beekeeping together.

2. Bees: bee toxicity is relatively weak, after stinging, it can be treated with alkaline substances such as soap, and there will be redness, swelling, heat and pain at the sting, and sometimes in severe cases, it will cause dizziness, fever, wheezing and nausea.

Note: In fact, the biggest natural enemy of bees in nature is the wasp, the wasp will prey on the bees in the past, and what is more terrifying is that a golden-ringed wasp can bite and kill up to forty bees in one minute, and dozens of bees can destroy a colony of tens of thousands of bees.

The most typical characteristics of the black velvet wasp are that the abdomen is almost completely black, the dorsal plate of the thorax is reddish-black, the body surface is densely covered with villi, the anterior part of each foot is light yellow or brownish-yellow, and the body length varies according to the type of bee (female bee, male bee, professional bee), of which the female wasp is about 30 32 mm long, the male bee is about 21 23 mm long, and the worker bee (occupational bee) is about 20 22 mm long.

The characteristics of the black wasp are as follows:

Scientific name in Chinese. Black-tailed wasp.

Latin scientific name. vespa ducalis

It is also known as the double golden-ringed tiger head bee and the black-tailed wasp.

Head of female bee: slightly narrower than thorax. The triangular plane between the two antennal fossa is raised, extending down to the base of the labial base, the goose groove is visible, the brown monocular is arranged in an inverted triangle between the tops of the two compound eyes, the monocular area is slightly black, the rest of the parts are orange, sparsely dotted, and the frontal and posterior cephalic margins are covered with brown hairs.

The antennae branches are brown, the upper part of the stalk is brown, the lower part is yellow, and the whip is rusty brown. The base of the lip is slightly raised, the base ** has a small depression, the terminal protrusion is 2-toothed, all orange-yellow, densely dotted, and brown hairs along the edge of the end. The upper jaw is brown, stout nearly triangular, dark brown, with black teeth at the ends, 3 teeth on the lower half, bladed on the upper half, and 1 inconspicuous tooth on the top.

The palate cloth is notched.

The male bee is similar to the female bee. The basal ganglia of each foot are brown laterally.

There are slightly more brown spots on the chest.

7 segments of the abdomen.

<>1. Vespas, wasps, and wasps are indeed similar insects. They are both insects of the order Diptera Wang Zhipin. If in a narrow sense, all three terms refer to a type of migratory insect in the real world, and that is the wasp.

Vespa is the scientific name of a species in a narrow sense, with "wasp" and "wasp" being its aliases.

2. Like bees, they build nests for a living, and the nest is like an upside-down lotus canopy hanging on a branch. Their food is bee food. Bee food is made from underdeveloped female wasps

Worker bees collect pollen and chew it hundreds of times to make honey. This honey will feed all the wasps in the hive.

3. Except for queen bees and male wasps. The queen bee is a fully developed female wasp, and there is no distinction between fully developed and incomplete male wasps. With the exception of the queen bee and the drone, all the adult wasps in the hive are underdeveloped females.

Vespas and wasps are similar in appearance, and one of the more obvious differences is to look at the base of the abdomen. The base of the abdomen of the wasp is flattened and there is no excessive conical shape, whereas the base of the abdomen of the wasp is not flat.

In addition, wasps are more primitive than wasps, less social, and less aggressive, while wasps are much more ferocious. In particular, the golden-ringed wasp, the world's largest wasp, is highly venomous, and is the most murderous wasp in the world. When you see them, you must avoid them and don't provoke them.

Vespas are found all over the world. It's intimidating to see. about 16 mm long, antennae, wings and tarsal segments orange; The body is jet black and shiny, with yellow stripes and paired spots.

Stings are painful but less toxic than the common wasps (Vespa) and wasps (Vespa).

The honeycomb is made of paper and is made from wood pulp collected by the queen bee. Usually larger honeycomb single-layer chambers can have more than 2000 larval chambers, with multiple short stalks attached to firm overhangs or upper chambers to form a spherical shape.

The aliases of wasps are also as: wasps, wasps, king bees (Guangxi), dragon bees, red-headed bees (Yunnan, Guizhou), and earth bees (Taiwanese); Taiwan tiger bee; Chinese giant tiger head; Black-rumped bee (Yunnan, Guizhou).

It is mainly distributed in the jungles of the mountainous areas of southern China. Vespas are a type of wasp and are the general name of the wasp family in the order Hymenoptera (formerly known as Aculeata). There are more than 5,000 species known in the world, and more than 200 species have been recorded in China, which are widely distributed in China.

1 general family of the tail of the needles of the order Hymenoptera, a member of the bee family. A bee with a thick body wall, smooth and hairless, a longitudinal folded forewing at rest, and a bee with a strong sting. Insects of this family are commonly known as wasps, and are commonly known as wasps.

There are about 10,000 species in the world, and more than 5,000 species are known. There are 200 species recorded in China. It is a predatory wasp.

Hive structure: Hives in the subfamily Wasp and the Vespa subfamily establish hives made from dead branches, leaves, or animal droppings, rather than beeswax. This is different from bees and other wasps.

The area of distribution is all over the world.

There are many types of natural enemies that harm wasps, including insects, spiders, birds and rats, as well as diseases caused by pathogenic microorganisms. The most serious damage to the hive is the yellow-tailed nest borer of the lepidopteran moth family.

The yellow-tailed nest borer larvae pass through the hive and bite the wasp larvae, causing the hive to disintegrate, the hive borer likes to be active at night, the wasp is active during the day and stays in the nest at night, allowing the hive borer to lay eggs on the hive without feeling apathetic. Once the moth invades the hive, it kills a large number of wasps.

In order to prevent moths, one is to let the wasps build their nests far from the ground, because natural wasps are generally closer to the ground and are seriously injured by moths, and the ground is less than the ground; The other is that the wasps in the captivity, close the door of the hive every night for 2-3 days.

It can prevent the nest borer from laying eggs in the beehive, and the larvae are susceptible to rot, foul odor and other diseases in the high temperature and rainy season, and die soon after infection. We can evacuate the hives and spray antibiotics on the hives to prevent the hives. In addition, animals that harm wasps are crows, magpies, ants, spiders, geckos, etc.

In winter, rats also bite swarms of overwintering wasps.

Vesps have five major predators: hairy spiders, bats, ants, mice, and birds in the burrows.

1. Long-haired spider: long-haired spider generally lives in the hole, before and after Qingming, it will find a hole inhabited by wasps, at this time, most of the wasps in each nest are only the queen bee, the spider will hide in the corner of the cave, and after the queen bee goes out to work, it will steal bee eggs or bee pupa, but not eat, it wants to "cultivate financial resources", and so the bee pupa becomes a worker bee, it begins to eat worker bees again, and the worker bees are always controlled within 10, if the worker bees are more than 10, it can not steal to eat, and even there will be life danger. It doesn't eat the queen bee, but it just doesn't let the queen escape, and it kidnaps the queen bee - wraps silk around the queen's feet and forces the queen to breed offspring to feed it.

When I moved the wasps, I encountered such a scene many times: the spider didn't care when catching the worker bee, and it didn't matter if the bee took the hive out of the spider, but as soon as the queen bee was caught, it came over and hugged the queen bee, looked up at me, and seemed to say, "You can take anything away, but you can't take the queen bee!"

2. Bats: Bats mainly attack wasps on grass, trees, buildings and other surfaces, and its attack methods are: find the wasp's nest, eat the worker bees on the work, finish or nest shell, and eat the worker bees outside the nest, and then beat the hive to let the bees come out, and then it eats them one by one, and finally eats all the worker bees.

3. Ants: Attack in groups.

4. Rats: Rats "accidentally" become the natural enemies of wasps. When the wasp nest was young, the rat accidentally knocked the wasp's nest off (it was also in danger of its own life).

5. Birds: Some birds will eat wasps, and when the birds see the queen bee or worker bees (whether they are flying or stopping), they will fly over and bite the wasp with a mouthful. Eagles are more ferocious and eat bees directly on the hive.