However, students may be able to get SNAP, if otherwise eligible, if they: 1  Receive public assistance benefits under a Title IV-A program, or. 2  Take part in a state or federally-financed work study program; or. 3  Work on average 20 hours per week.
Quick Answer. A variety of animals, including frogs, lizards, birds and bats, eat adult wasps or hornets. Mice, rats, weasels, badgers and raccoons also eat wasp larvae. Keep Learning.
Reptiles and Amphibians. Predatory reptiles and amphibians don't seem to care that a wasp is capable of stinging. They simply see another meal on the long list of insects they're willing to eat. Frogs, lizards, toads, salamanders and sometimes even turtles will make a meal out of a wasp. These predators don't seek out wasps as their main source of food, but rather are opportunistic and will eat one if given the chance.