Wysp

Overview

Wysps are a scavenging omnivore which are found in nearly every climate and terrain. During the flowering seasons they collect nectar and pollen from plants. Some varieties produce honey in their nests. Most wysps are fairly docile while alone, but will be aggressive in defence of their nest.

Common Names

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Description

Classification

insect

Size

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Appearance

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Sexual dimorphism

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Variance

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Ecology

Habitat

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Diet

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Behaviour

Social grouping

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Temperament

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Intelligence

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Reproduction

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Sub-Species

Glow Wysp

The glow wysp is so named for its particular ability to produce a flashing glowing phosphorescence. They use this to communicate in low light. Glow wysps do not have a sting.

Honey Wysp

Honey wysps are best known for the sweet honey they produce and store in their nests. They will aggressively defend their nest if it is damaged, or entered by another creature.

Sting Wysp

Sting wysps are a very aggressive stinging insect which will swarm in defence of their nest. A creature targeted by the swarm will endure a flurry of stinging attacks.

Domestication

General

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Resources

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See Also

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