CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Are wasp pupae protected animals?

Are wasp pupae protected animals?

Answer: No. Wasp pupae are not included in the list of national protected animals, so they are not protected animals.

Wasp pupae are the larvae and pupae of wasps, belonging to the class Insecta, order Hymenoptera, and family Vespa. Wasp pupae are fresh products, and are rich in nutrition. In addition to being eaten fresh, most of them are processed by drying, and are crispy and tender. They are truly natural and delicious food. After the beehive is collected, it is wrapped with nylon gauze, and then smoked for 2 to 5 minutes to drive away individual stinging adult bees hiding in the beehive.

How much is a pound of wild honeycomb mushrooms

I have honeycomb mushrooms here. I don't know how much they cost per pound. I have both dry and wet ones.