Is Hornet a girl or boy?

Hornet is called the Gendered Child because she is the only daughter of the Pale King with a gender. Also, Hornet wasn't made at request of Herrah, she IS her daughter.
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Is hornet a male or female?

Queens dominate hornet hives and are the only females to reproduce. Most other hornets are asexual female workers that perform essential community duties such as building the hive, gathering food, feeding the young, and protecting the colony. Males are few and they have only one real role—mating with the queen.
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What is a female hornet called?

Fertilized eggs develop into females (called "gynes" by entomologists), and unfertilized ones develop into males (sometimes called "drones" as with honeybee drones). Adult males do not participate in nest maintenance, foraging, or caretaking of the larvae.
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Are worker hornets female?

Among social wasps, workers are females that never mate. They can only lay unfertilized eggs, which hatch into male drones. Their one chance at having grandchildren is for these males to reach adulthood, fly away and mate with a queen in another hive.
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What animal is hornet Hollow Knight?

She is a Spider.
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Is Hornet a girl Hollow Knight?

Hornet is the daughter of the Pale King and Herrah the Beast, the queen of Deepnest. Her birth was the result of a bargain for her mother to become a Dreamer, and as such, she spent only a short time with Herrah. Her shared father with the Knight and the rest of the Vessels makes them siblings.
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Are yellow jacket workers female?

As adults, these first offspring are sterile female workers that expand the nest, search for food and care for the queen and her young. After her first generation matures, the yellow jacket queen remains inside the nest laying eggs for the rest of the summer.
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How do hornets mate?

The queens tend to mate with a male drone on the ground, close to their nests. The male lands on the female to deposit his sperm. She may mate with several males to fill her reserves for next year's wasps.
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Are there male wasps?

Male wasps are not exactly famous for their contributions to domestic life. Most do precious little, leaving the nest's maintenance chores to the females. Now a group of researchers has shown that when push comes to shove, the males of a tiny wasp species can actively protect their home.
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Are all wasps female?

The vast majority of wasps are female. Male wasp's only function is to mate with queens. They have short life cycles and out of a colony of 5000 wasps, only a few hundred will be male. Male wasps can not sting and hunting and protection are roles only fulfilled by female wasps.
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Does yellow jackets have a queen?

Yes, yellow jacket queens CAN sting – but it rarely happens. Queens are only seen in the spring when they're establishing a new colony and must fend for themselves. From late spring through summer and fall, yellow jacket queens stay in the colony laying eggs and being tended to by worker wasps.
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How big is a hornet queen?

While the queen looks really similar to the workers, queens are typically around 2 - 2.5 cm in length, and workers are about 1.2 - 1.7cm.
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Are yellow jackets male or female?

Yellow jackets are social insects that have a division of labor between workers and sexually developed queens (both females) and males. Newly fertilized queens are the only members of the colony that overwinter. In South Carolina, yellow jacket colonies begin in April or May when the overwintered queen emerges.
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What is a true hornet?

Scientists classify insects into various species, and in fact, the only true species of true hornet in the U.S. is the European or brown hornet. However, an insect that is actually a wasp, but almost always identified by homeowners as a hornet, is the bald-faced hornet.
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Does killing a hornet attract more?

More often than not, killing an insect has the potential to attract other creatures to its carcass. As an example, when bees are killed, they release a pheromone which compels other members of the species to investigate their brethren.
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Are wasps asexual?

In sexual populations of these wasps, females develop from fertilized eggs and males from unfertilized eggs. In asexual populations, females only produce daughters without fertilization. Vorburger and Sandrock aimed to identify the genetic factors which determine whether a wasp will reproduce sexually or asexually.
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What happens male wasp?

Most species of social female and male wasps mate once a year. After mating, female wasps hibernate in the ground or in an enclosed space until the winter passes. The males die.
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How does a queen wasp get pregnant?

How do wasps reproduce? As the nest reaches its maximum size towards the end of summer/beginning of autumn, the queen will lay queen eggs and drone (unfertilized) eggs. Each nest will produce around 1000/1500 new queens. Once these eggs have been laid, the existing queen will not lay any further eggs.
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What happens to Jackie in Yellowjackets?

At the end of season 1's last episode, Jackie died after being forced to survive outside on her own.
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Is Yellowjackets based on a true story?

Though not entirely based on the Flight 571 tragedy, Yellowjackets seems to draw inspiration from the disaster. The group of sports players, the plane crash, the cold climate, and violent, cannibalistic actions are all paralleled in this series, which means it's loosely based in reality.
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Who did the yellow jackets eat?

The majority of Yellowjackets season 1's theories had speculated that Jackie was the girl seen falling into a pit of spikes, drained of her blood, and eaten by the group while they wore ritualistic animal skins.
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What bug is Grimm?

While uncertain what species Grimm is given all characters in the game are bugs, the most accepted theory is that Grimm is a moth, particularly a Calyptra, or the vampire moth. Grimm is a popular subject of memes, jokes and trends amongst the Hollow Knight meme community due to his character.
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What bug is NOSK based on?

Nosk is a heavily infected, warped Corpse Creeper. There is even some design elements between the two you can draw and assume are changed due to the infection changing the body.
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Is the hollow Knight a bug?

Team Cherry's critically acclaimed Hollow Knight is known for its array of bugs. However, the game shows few signs suggesting whether humans do or do not exist in the world. No dialogue in Hollow Knight indicates any sign of humans existing, and all of the lore focuses on the world of the bugs.
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