@LoneWolf007 28 November 2022

Mano a Mano. Giant honeybee versus Asian predatory wasp. On my recent content, I posted an insect hovering around a lightbulb that I thought it was a bee. But basing from the structural features of its silhouette, the insect turned out to be an Asian predatory wasp a kind of wasp that invade a beehive or bee colony to kill bees for food. But bees will not allow that to happen as their population will be wiped out and there will be nothing left to continue their generation because their larvas will also be eaten by the bees so they evolved by making a ball out of themselves which can create some kind of vibration that can produce heat as high as 45°C to kill the invading wasps and only the bees can withstand that intensity of heat.