Worker policing has evolved convergently in several social insect species. In many social insect communities, sex is determined through haplodiploidy. As in most other social insect species, individual interaction is heavily influenced by the queen. In many social insect species, social behavior can increase the disease resistance of animals. The multifaceted aspect of communication in social insects makes social insect colonies easy to hijack. No other social insect submits to unrelated queens in this way. "C. formosanus" is a generalist, colonial, social insect building colonies either above or below ground. "E." lanestris is a highly social insect, particularly during its larval stages. "P. dominula" is a social insect that lives in colonies. Unlike many other members of the Lasiocampidae, the small eggar is a social insect. Social insect males are often seen as mating machines, with an undiscriminating eagerness to mate. The Oriental hornet, "Vespa orientalis", is a social insect of the family Vespidae.