 No eusocial wasp species carries out mass provisioning in the strict sense, though the vespid wasp genus "Brachygastra" stores provisions of honey in its nests; the honey is used to supplement larval feeding (larvae are still fed masticated prey items, for protein), and also eaten by adults.The best-known examples from outside the Hymenoptera are dung beetles, which typically provision with either leaves or dung.Once the provisions are in place and the egg is laid, the cell is sealed, to protect the developing brood.