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I guess if you want to get Dwight Schrute on it, that's technically correct. In casual conversation, most people refer to hornets, yellow jackets, and wasps as
by y-c-o-m-b 8y ago
I guess if you want to get Dwight Schrute on it, that's technically correct. In casual conversation, most people refer to hornets, yellow jackets, and wasps as "bees".
Still relevant to the article as they're also a part of the insect cuisine: http://www.bugsfeed.com/eating_wasps_and_hornets_in_japan http://www.bugsfeed.com/eating_wasps_and_hornets_in_japan
- pvg 8y agoIt's bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica, not bears, bees! Anyway, I guess you and I know different people. To me, calling a wasp a bee is like calling a bee a fly. They look different, fly in different ways, bees don't hang around horse poop, aren't irritatingly aggressive, etc.