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Page 1: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.

Page 2: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.

Page 3: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.

Page 4: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.

Page 5: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.

Page 6: Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview ...you probably think that most wasps live in big social hives with a lot of other individuals, but many wasps solitary!

Carly’’ s Adventures in Wasp Land: Issue 2: An Interview with Bembi’

amnh.org/ology© 2013 American Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved.


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