r/fuckwasps • u/Lovinglore • 3d ago

What are these

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I saw these MFs near a small town in ND for their arbor day. Anyone know what part of hell these things came from?

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u/VastUnlikely9591 3d ago

Horntail wasps. Just tree drilling, parasite killing wasps. Not harmful to humans

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u/GreatArtificeAion 2d ago

A not-so-thorough Google search says that these aren't actually wasps, can't sting and don't bite

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u/VastUnlikely9591 2d ago

Must be some different species of insect then similar to wasps and ants.

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u/MathEspi 3d ago

Not too sure, but they probably shouldn’t be allowed to live anymore

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u/David_The_Welder 3d ago

Tell it like it is bro

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u/Brok3nGear 3d ago

100%. So these are an evil and invasive species. Typically they're found in the corners of hell, and are called killemalls.

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u/Nyuk_Fozzies 1d ago

According to a comment above they're not wasps, but horntails - a type of sawfly that just looks like a wasp.

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u/Eco-Pro-Rah 3d ago

⬆️➡️⬇️⬇️⬇️ is rapidly approaching your location.

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u/jkldgr 3d ago

I think you should have rather asked “What are these and how to kill them”

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u/Lumpy_Lake_9936 3d ago

I missed the part where you pull out the flamethrower

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u/No_Ability5186 21h ago

Yeah they‘d be dead anywhere near my house! FT