Wasps never forget a face

Thursday, December 1, 2011 - 16:00 in Biology & Nature

Certain wasps have a remarkable ability to recognize the faces of other wasps. And much like humans, these stinging insects are more attuned to those faces than they are to any other shape, including the caterpillars they eat, a new study has found.

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