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There are approximately 700 species of paper wasp that can be found world-wide. Most, however, can be found in the western hemisphere in the sub-tropics.

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Yes, there are species of paper wasps found in the Amazon rainforest. Paper wasps are commonly found in tropical regions and build their distinctive paper-like nests from chewed plant material.

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