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This wasp was slightly lean and long, thinner than the robust and stout bodies of other wasps, but its body was longer.
Its head was brown, and its compound eyes looked like two bulging, strange orbs, coupled with the raised top of its head, which made it look particularly fierce.
In fact, since it had been captured, it had become extremely irritable, constantly biting around and stabbing wildly with its stinger.
Now, if a honeybee were to be put in there, it would likely be torn apart directly.
The small shields on its chest and the smaller plates behind were both extremely developed, its abdomen cylindrical and smooth, covered with extremely fine incisions. Its body had bands of yellow and black interlacing patterns.
The third ring of yellow on its abdomen, near the lower end of its belly, appeared to be a tapered V-shape.
Other common wasps did not have this feature.
