Monomad: Unrelated Pollinators

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These are different insect pollinators: a scoliid wasp and a Hubner's wasp moth. Despite sharing the name "wasp," they are unrelated.

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The scoliid wasp is a vicious insect. It hides a venomous stinger in its tail. So never make it angry if you don't want to get hurt.

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The Hubner's wasp moth, on the other hand, has no reliable weapons. But it does have something that can trick its enemies; it has a "tiger's tail." All it needs to do is flick its tail to make them cower. But it never does that because no one told it about that.


This is another entry I submitted for the daily #monomad challenge.

These photos are my own, taken with POCO X3 NFC smartphone + external macro lens.

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