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Man learned thousands of years ago here in the Amazon that palm thatching protects them against the hot sun and the downpours of rain.
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Wasps learned that same thing millions of years ago! So it's no surprise when I find wasp nests under palm leaves, as was the case of this one in the attached image. I assure you that they are well protected by this huge carnauba (
Copernicia prunifera) palm leaf. The danger for us is that most of the time the nests are well hidden and it's easy to get too close to dwellers.
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