wasp

The wasp / It is also called the wasp, one of which is the wasp, and the plural wasp; A term for any insect of the order Hymenoptera and suborder Waist that is neither bees nor ants

Most of the known wasps belong to the suborder (the echinoderm), a suborder of the suborder, which has the catapult adapted to a venomous sting (venom), although a large number of these stinging stingers do not

The thorns also include ants and bees, and incorrectly a large number of wasps mistakenly think that they are bees, and vice versa. In a similar estimation, ants called "velvet ants" (Velvet ants) are technically wasps

The mongoose wasp or the mongoose wasp is an insect that lives parasitic on other insects and spiders, and the larva of this insect grows - in most of its stages - inside other incomplete insects. Some grow inside the bodies of spiders or the larvae of other microorganisms

The mongoose hornet is between 3.0 and 5 cm in length. In addition, the female has an organ through which she lays eggs more than 15 cm long called the ovipositor. This organ consists of three tiny, thread-like strands that go into the egg-carrying tube, and these three strands slide back and forth to transport the eggs down the egg-carrying tube

And some types of this insect pierce trees by means of the egg carrier, where it lays its eggs in holes inhabited by the larvae of beetles and other types of wasps

This insect is important in agriculture, as it feeds on many insects harmful to crops. In the world there are more than sixty thousand species of this insect, which is sometimes called the mongoose fly. There are also about 40,000 species of the Braconid wasp, which is very similar to the mongoose wasp, and belongs to the same group