“If bees make honey, what do wasps make’?

Answer 1

waspberry jam . can i have ten points please ???

Answer 2

Bees suck up liquid nectar from flowers using a proboscis - a mouthpart like a coiled up drinking straw. Wasps have jaws and eat solid food. The facts that bees and wasps are both insects with stings, and that they both have black & yellow stripes is about the limit of their close similarity. The colours act as a warning that they have a sting, and so it's best to avoid them.
To answer your question I think wasps are quite good at making papery material which they use to construct a 'nest'.

Answer 3

Wasps make nothing...

Wasps however, steal honey in large amounts if they can get access to a bee-hive but usually they are carnivores, feeding on larvae and small insects. They have powerful jaws to chew up chitinous insects.

Answer 4

The vespoid wasps (yellow jackets, hornets, and paper wasps) build nests of paper fibers collected from dry wood and bark and mixed with the wasps' saliva.

Answer 5

Bees make honey and wasps make children and sumtimes grown adults cry.

Answer 6

wasps dont produce anything of use. they are very efficient predators that prey on many species of fly and along with spiders they keep the insect population down. if you want you could raid a nest and eat the very nutritious larvae(or use for the fishing - deadly).

Answer 7

a wasp nest

Answer 8

i think that WASPs make up a high percentage of KKK members

Answer 9

More wasps.

Answer 10

They make your life a misery in the summer because the little swines will sting you for no reason at all.I hate them

Answer 11

Mischief.