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The common wasp chews up small pieces of bark from a nearby tree and uses it as a paste to build the walls of its nest. First, it builds the horizontal layers and then it covers them with an outer shell, leaving a gap at the bottom to get in and lay its eggs. As the sheets dry out in the Sun, they harden and produce a tough protective covering for the nest.

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Wasps chew wood fibres and these, together with the wasp's saliva, turn into the paper used for making the nest.

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Not paper: the wasps chew wood, and the wasp's saliva turn the chewed wood fibres into a form of paper.

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Unlike honey bees, wasps have no wax producing glands. Many instead create a paper-like substance primarily from wood pulp.

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Wasps make their nest by first hiring a team of Praying Mantis engineers who draw up the plans and then contract Doozers who happily construct the hive.

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