Wespe

Wespe is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a type of stinging insect. Wasps are flying insects closely related to bees and ants. They are characterized by their narrow waists, two pairs of wings, and typically venomous stingers. Wasps are found worldwide and exhibit a wide range of behaviors and ecological roles. Some species are solitary, while others live in complex social colonies. Their diets vary; many are predators, feeding on other insects, while some are scavengers or nectar feeders.

In some contexts, "Wespe" might be a surname. As with any surname, individuals bearing this name can be found in various professions and walks of life. Without further context, it is difficult to provide specific details about notable individuals with this surname.

Occasionally, "Wespe" could be a place name or a brand name, though these are less common associations. The primary and most widely recognized meaning of "Wespe," when encountered in general conversation or text, refers to the insect. The specific spelling "Wespe" might be a variation or a deliberate choice in a particular context, but the core concept remains the stinging insect or, less frequently, a personal name.