There are male wasps (drones) and female wasps (queen and workers).
Most wasps you see will be female workers. The drone (male) is usually larger than a worker, is more brightly coloured, has long, drooping antennae, and has no sting.
Drone is a male insect. With bees and wasps, the queens and workers are all female.
Male wasps tend to be smaller and more slender than females. Additionally, male wasps typically have straighter antennae compared to the more curved antennae of females. In some species, male wasps have longer abdomens and lack a stinger.
Yes, male wasps have stingers, but they are not typically capable of stinging. Female wasps are the ones equipped with stingers and are the ones responsible for stinging when they feel threatened.
Male and female cicada killer wasps differ in behavior and physical characteristics. Females are larger and have stingers for hunting and defending their nests, while males are smaller and lack stingers. Females are responsible for hunting cicadas to feed their offspring, while males focus on mating and defending their territory.
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Yes. The sting in wasps and bees is a modified ovipositor, an organ that only females have.
Male wasps do not have stingers and are unable to sting. Additionally, there are some species of wasps that have evolved to be stingless, such as the Meliponine bees or "stingless bees," which are commonly found in tropical regions. These bees rely on other defensive mechanisms, such as biting, to protect themselves.
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