A black wasp moving from flower to flower and eating nectar @BrainergiserTube
A black wasp moving from flower to flower and eating nectar  @BrainergiserTube
Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Wasps do pollinate other flowers, plants and fruits, like bees. Wasps eat nectar and fruits, but they also eat insects and caterpillars. Even the much hated wasp is beneficial, as it can pollinate flowering plants just as bees do. Unlike bees, wasps do not make honey.
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