keevvanniga

Keervanniga is a genus of wasps in the family Vespidae. It is a type of yellowjacket, a group of wasps characterized by their yellow and black coloration. The genus Keervanniga is endemic to the island of Madagascar, where its species can be found in a variety of habitats, including rainforests and dry forests.

The wasps within the Keervanniga genus are generally medium-sized, with lengths ranging from 10 to 15 millimeters. They have a distinctive appearance, with a yellow abdomen and black body with yellow markings. Keervanniga wasps are known to be social insects, living in colonies with a single queen and multiple worker wasps.

Keervanniga wasps are predators that feed on a variety of small insects, including flies, bees, and other wasps. They are known to hunt in large groups, using complex communication systems to coordinate their attacks. The wasps are also known to build large nests, often in protected areas such as under rocks or in tree cavities.

Very little is known about the reproductive habits of Keervanniga wasps. However, it is believed that the queen is responsible for laying eggs, which are then cared for by the worker wasps. The wasps are thought to be active year-round, although their population levels may fluctuate depending on factors such as food availability and environmental conditions.

Further research is needed to fully understand the biology and ecology of Keervanniga wasps. However, it is clear that these wasps play an important role in the ecosystems of Madagascar, serving as both predators and prey in the complex food webs of the island's forests.