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Only an ant by name

Started By Converted , Sep 1 2018 10:37 PM

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#1 Offline Converted - Posted September 1 2018 - 10:37 PM

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Today I found a “velvet ant” under a rock at my family farm. I had briefly read about them but stopped when I learned they have a painful sting. I was pretty excited and brought it home in hopes of it maybe being a queen. However after further research I learned they are actually solitary wasps hahaha But at least I was right about it being female. The more you know lol