Or horntail wasps, are a group of solitary wasp species identified by. It eats the sapwood (the softer wood) beneath the. Only the workers eat and digest the cellulose, and they are responsible for feeding the soldiers, the king and queen, and the juveniles.
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Since wasps are fast hunters, they usually have no problem catching insects to eat.
Wasps will ingest wood and plant materials and regurgitate it to build their nests or egg cells with, so they do not technically eat wood, they just collect it as a building material.
The eggs inside the wood take 3 to 4 weeks to hatch.The larvae chew through the wood, parallelly, as long as it’s inside. It’s the larvae of the horntail wasps eat wood.Adult horntail wasp doesn’t eat wood.
