Macro Photography || Beautiful Wasp

Hello everyone, come back with me with an interesting post, of course this time I will share a post about wasps and their reviews.

A wasp is any insect of the narrow-brimmed suborder Apokita of the order Hymenoptera that is neither a bee nor an ant this does not include the broad-brimmed sawfly, which looks somewhat like wasps but is in a separate suborder.

After the nectar is collected, the bee returns to its hive and then other worker bees will suck the nectar from the stomach of the new worker bee using a proboscis. Worker bees in the hive will turn the nectar into honey. It does this by adding enzymes from the worker bee's mouth to the nectar and then turning it into raw honey.

Honey is a syrup-like liquid produced by bees from flower nectar. If the honey wasp is already in the nest, the nectar will be removed from the honey bag in the abdomen and chewed with other wasps, then placed in the wasp's nest cell to be fermented to produce honey

So today's little story may be useful for all about honey that I know.