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Wasp and its attack model
Wasps are creatures that can live in harmony with humans, make their homes in our homes, so they do not regard humans as intruders unless we directly interrupt the wasps and the nest. Thus the wasps can sting many times aggressively if they feel they are being bullied by other creatures.
First aid on wasp stings
If you are stung by a wasp, then immediately take ice cubes from the refrigerator and then apply to the stinging skin. Do not forget to wrap ice with a compressing plastic or with a clean towel to avoid getting wet and water droplets due to melting ice. Because the purpose of this compression is to relieve the itching and aching that appear on the skin of the wasp sting.
Purpose of Agriculture and plantation on wasps
Wasps have the task of pollination of plants flowers, so if you have a garden, you should cultivate bees were good and correct. because it is very helpful for plantation products. then keeping the bee ecosystem more useful than antagonizing and destroying the honeycomb.
The most favorite flower of bees
Flowers that have a petal shape, a lot of colors, and also have an interesting fragrant, then the bees really like and perched on the flower, then bees took the nectar of the flower bees, then directly wasp bee pollination by alighting from one flower to other flowers.
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