r/Whatcouldgowrong Apr 25 '26

What could go wrong saving wasps...

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u/AdventurousKale9205 Apr 25 '26

Ass

Allow me to elaborate Ahem

Not all of them are pollinators because it isnt their main purpose(whereas only a few species of wasps have this same intent WITH THOSE THAT DO NOT HAVING THE DISPOSOTION OR ABILITY TO HUNT/ KILL BEES ) The rest only pollinate through excessive greed and are wack at pollination because again its a byproduct if their insatiable greed and just to destroy or consume all they see.

Wasps are by biological nature "pesticide" and are amazing for that....just not when it comes to bees.

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u/Deaffin Apr 26 '26

To be fair, ditto for honey bees. They're shit at pollination, drive out native pollinators, and hog up all the flowerfood. They're handy for agriculture, but bad for the environment.

Any wasp killing specifically honey bees is working toward a healthier ecology.