"The nest of the common wasp can grow up to a meter and a half in size."
Discover in real lifeHabitat:
Europe, North Africa and Asia, introduced by humans into Australia and New Zealand
Food:
insects, nectar and sweet fruit
Active:
by day
Number of wings:
four
The common wasp is also called the "lemonade wasp. This is because in late summer, this wasp goes in search of sweetness. During the summer, the workers in the nest receive sweet liquid from the larvae. After the summer, the larvae are fully grown and there are lots of workers. They all want sweetness. So they go in search of that and come for our lemonade.