No. They all die in late summer but the queen survives in a state of semi-hibernation to restart a colony in the spring.
This is true of most social wasps. In some colonies, the queen dies and a new queen emerges in the spring. In solitary wasps, such as the mud-daubers, potter wasps, ichneumonids, and relatives, the adults generally die in colder climates and are replaced by newly hatched adults in the spring. In more tropical climates, the individual nature of the wasps allows them to hatch and mate throughout the year succumbing to death by predation, accident, or old age.
Many of the workers do but the mated queens stay alive until the following spring when they can start a new colony.
no because they are basically cold blooded. just figure they are related to bees and bees don't live in cold weather.
yes
supposed to be very cold the lower it is
they live in warm weather but they can live in cold weather because they are warm blooded.
otter live in the cold winters weather
Yes, their bodies were adapted to cold weather.
Cold.People cannot live in cold weather as in the North pole and south pole.
It is not normal for them to live through cold weather, but on some counts they do.
they live in cold places
Penguins can live in very cold or temperate zones in the world. Penguins that are on Antarctica live in cold weather that can get as cold as -89.2 degrees Celsius. Penguin that are in the Galapagos Islands live in a temperate zone with temperatures that are cool but not as cold as in Antarctica
No. They do not live in such cold weather.
I believe that they like the warm weather and hibernate in the cold weather.
if the live in a hot weather their body will be able to reduce alot of sweat but if they live in cold weather layer of fats is stored under there skin
They lI've in cold weather(south Georgia) hope this helps :)