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rogantfar
| show fullshow summary(Continuing remarks on the Jack-Spaniard) As I was saying, it's very interesting to learn that there are solitary members of the Wasp family, however, the Jack-Spaniards are collective, highly organized and a very dangerous goup of insects. Believe me,...
(Continuing remarks on the Jack-Spaniard) As I was saying, it's very interesting to learn that there are solitary members of the Wasp family, however, the Jack-Spaniards are collective, highly organized and a very dangerous goup of insects. Believe me, I learned about that the hard way when I was a child. :)
Posted by Guest on Sat 09 Oct 2004 04:05:09 PM UTC
rogantfar
The Jack-Spaniard, more commonly known as "Jep" is a sociable insect, and its very interesting to learn that there are solitary
Posted by Guest on Sat 09 Oct 2004 03:58:11 PM UTC