Foraging Invasive Wasp (IMAGE)
Caption
An invasive yellowjacket wasp forages on a native Hawaiian ohia blossom. In Hawaii's mild climate, the wasps form huge colonies, draw down resources such as nectar, and hunt native spiders and insects.
Credit
Erin Wilson, UC San Diego
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