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Tracker jackers.

Tracker jackers were used during the first rebellion of Panem as weapons against the Districts. When the Dark Days were over, the Capitol destroyed tracker jacker nests in their area, but left tracker jacker nests in other Districts, such as District 11, to show their power.

Tracker jackers are simply gentically altered wasps, only differentiated by their golden color and larger size.

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They are Tracker Jackers and the reason why is because the Gamemakers wanted something to follow the tributes for a long time so they created the Tracker Jackers to follow them. They can follow people for like a week.

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Those were computer animated. Those bees are called Tracker jackers. They are genetically engineered wasps whose venom cause powerful hallucinations, disorientation, and in extreme cases, death. Once they sting you, they "track" you, hence "tracker." Jacker most likely comes from yellow jackets, which is a type of wasp

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The names of the wasp-like mutations in the "Hunger Games" series are called Tracker Jackers.

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these wasps are called tracker jackers they are capital made. The are much more deadly than regular wasps

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