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The Russians in the house settled wasps-killers

A resident of Sochi found in his apartment five clay nests of wasps-pelopei, inside which there were immobilized spiders

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The Russians in the house settled wasps-killers

A resident of Sochi found in his apartment five clay nests wasps-pelopei, inside which were immobilized spiders. This was reported by the telegram channel SHOT.

Females of these wasps build small cocoons from clay, lay eggs there and bring spiders, which are paralyzed with poison. When the larvae hatch, they feed on this prey.

The owner of the apartment decided to check what is inside the unusual buildings, and broke them. Outside fell spiders, some of which still moved. At first, the woman thought that in front of her ordinary spider nests, and then collected the contents with a vacuum cleaner.

Pelopeans prey on different species of spiders, including potentially dangerous to humans. Wasps themselves do not usually attack humans, but they can sting if they feel threatened.

In China, bees bite a man to death.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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