Avispas hada

The Ada wasp is a tiny insect that spends most of its life underwater. It reproduces by laying eggs inside the eggs of larger insects like the water beetle. The wasp larvae consume the undeveloped beetle, showcasing parasitic behavior. Once mature, the adult wasps mate and the females lay eggs to continue the cycle. The wasp's small size is crucial for its survival and reproduction.

What is the primary habitat of the Ada wasp?

• Mountains

• Deserts

• Forests

• Lakes and ponds

How does the Ada wasp ensure its eggs are protected?

• By laying them on leaves

• By burying them in the sand

• By placing them inside water beetle eggs

• By hiding them in tree bark

What do Ada wasp larvae feed on?

• Plant stems

• Small fish

• Water beetle larvae

• Algae

What is the term used to describe the Ada wasp's feeding behavior?

• Herbivorous

• Carnivorous

• Parasitic

• Omnivorous

What must the female Ada wasp do after emerging as an adult?

• Find food

• Find a mate

• Find a place to lay eggs

• Find shelter