Joona Knappsberg was camping in a cabin in Koski TL, in southwest Finland, when he experienced something that he had never witnessed after hearing a strange sound, as published by the Finnish media .
“I was sitting on the stairs of the cabin when I started hearing a scratch. I looked for a long time where I came from and I realized that it was a wasp that was devouring a wall table,” he said. “It seemed very cool.
The wasp in question was roying the outer wall of the cabin, causing a strange sound. Knappsberg recorded the video incident. “I had never seen a wasp behaving like this. It seemed funny,” he revealed.
The Finnish media contacted researcher Jouni Sorvari of the Institute of Natural Resources of Finland, who explained that this is a completely normal behavior for a wasp. “Mastica wood to build their nests. They are now busy building nests,” he said.
“They have robust jaws that they use to grind wood and turn it into fiber, with which they build a nest. They often frequently frequently frequent wood, but sometimes also painted wood,” said the expert. .
