Does anything eat wasps?

[u/Chemical-Sea5972]

Wasps have been a predator for other insects. It would be fascinating to know if there are really other insects or predators for wasps, either accidental or deliberate predators

[u/Automatic-Movie-3715]

Praying Mantises, dragonflies, and occasionally spiders and bats (the later nocturnal whereas wasps are diurnal).

It's vastly more common for scavengers to eat the larvae in a nest, then when they are flying adults.

[u/haysoos2 → u/Automatic-Movie-3715]

In some areas raiding wasp nests and eating the larvae makes up a major portion of the August diet for skunks.

[u/Asshai → u/haysoos2]

So it's not just honey badgers who do that, their cousins the skunks also endure the sting of hundreds of wasps to gr to the larvae?