Assertion: wasp | /r/HasProperty | social insects
Facets:
value: for the most part
type: DEGREE
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: like other insects
type: OTHER
value: like many other insect species
type: OTHER
value: with a queen
type: OTHER
value: on an ending note
type: OTHER
value: most often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Wasps are social insects forming colonies inside nests specially constructed in soil, barks, roof spaces and in cavities in trees and walls.
text: Wasps are either social or solitary.
text: These are called social wasps.
text: Wasp is eusocial, and understands the importance of orderliness, and retaining organization within a structure or group.
text: The wasps that you see most often are the social wasps that come searching for human food.
text: Like many other insect species, the wasp is social insect and many wasps, as many as 10,000, inhabit just one nest.
text: On an ending note, wasps are social creatures who excel at turning raw wood into robust paper homes.
text: Therefore, the wasp is a social winged insect that includes a narrow waist and a sting and along is also typically yellow in color with black stripes.
text: Wasps are social insects with a Queen, who is much larger than the workers and starts a new nest each year.
text: Wasps are social insects that live in nests sometimes about 10,000 or more wasps for the population of one nest there is only one breeding female wasp as per nest which is queen.
text: Wasps are loners, and there are also social insects.
text: Several wasps are social insects that produce a colony.
text: Like other insects, wasps too are very social insects and about 10000 wasps live in one nest.
text: Because wasps can be either independent or social, those with this totem often display two different yet distinct personalities, aggressive or communal.
text: Some wasps are social, while others are solitary.
text: For the most part, wasps are social, too, but their colonies never have more than 10,000 members.
text: These insects are called social wasps.