What is an auplopus bug?

Answer by  madhanprasana (109)

An auplopus bug comes from the Kingdom of Animalia. They are not much larger than 10mm. Its body has subtle greenish hue. And it is of slightly metallic hint and of crystal-clear wings. Most of these species are found in woods and females are found in old houses. They build little mud cells. In most species,there are several generations per year.

Answer by  indianaslone (20)

This "bug" is more commonly known as the spider wasp. They drag spiders into their underground burros for their young to feed on.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

Auplopus Carbonarius. These are spider like, wasp like insects. They are solitary creatures and not a lot is known of them. They do however build nests if they are female and can bee seen living in cracks and crevasses in homes. Many people automatically think of a wasp when they spot them.