🔬 151 - How to catch WASPS and put them under the microscope | Amateur Microscopy

Wasp Attack! Wasps were starting to build a nest right on my balcony. Before removing the wasps, I decided to take one and put it under the stereo microscope to see the stinger. In order to do this, I had to dissect the wasp first. I also show you how I removed the wasps. Here I show you the wing of the wasp under the microscope, the stinger and also a nice picture of the wasp's head, which I made by stacking several images together.

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