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    July 19

    eating wasps...

    If anything does eat wasps, why does it eat wasps?
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    Picture of Anonymous
    (no name) wrote:
    Zhong Zhisheng from Shaoguan City, who learned to deal with wasps from his grandpa when he was just 11, says he enjoys eating fried wasps and drinking alcohol containing wasps and pupae (http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1551325.html?menu=).
     
    So yes, something (specifically Mr Zhong Zhisheng), does eat wasps and the reason he cites is simply becuase he 'enjoys' it.
    Aug. 22
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    Worm Boy wrote:
    Some creatures do eat wasps (some birds and other insects). They eat wasps because very little else will. It is advantageous to be able to eat wasps as there is little competition for them, and can therefore be a reliable food source that is relativley untapped by other predators.
    July 25

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