Wasp Research Paper
Wasps
By Sami Missing
The wasp, or Vespula Vulgaris, as it is known scientifically, is an insect. It’s color is black and yellow; it has a length of one-half inches and a wing span of 0.0079 inches. As all insects, the wasp has bilateral symmetry, an exoskeleton, two eyes, six legs, and three body parts. It has two antenna and 2 wings. The wasp is part of the Animalia Kingdom, Arthropoda Phylum & Insecta Class.
The life cycle of a wasp begins with an egg and ends sometime between 12 days and 12 months later as an adult wasp. The queen wasp lays eggs into the cell of the nest. Each egg will hatch in its own cell becoming larva, or legless grubs. In the early spring, the queen will care for the larva and after the first group
By Sami Missing
The wasp, or Vespula Vulgaris, as it is known scientifically, is an insect. It’s color is black and yellow; it has a length of one-half inches and a wing span of 0.0079 inches. As all insects, the wasp has bilateral symmetry, an exoskeleton, two eyes, six legs, and three body parts. It has two antenna and 2 wings. The wasp is part of the Animalia Kingdom, Arthropoda Phylum & Insecta Class.
The life cycle of a wasp begins with an egg and ends sometime between 12 days and 12 months later as an adult wasp. The queen wasp lays eggs into the cell of the nest. Each egg will hatch in its own cell becoming larva, or legless grubs. In the early spring, the queen will care for the larva and after the first group