Wasp vs. hornet: what’s the difference? Don’t worry, we’re not picking favorites today, because I’d choose neither. We’re simply going on a little mission to discover the differences ...

Sep. 30—State officials have been bugged lately by people who have mistaken a large, orange insect they have encountered for another creature with a nefarious reputation. Danielle Evans ...

With more than 3 dozen species of wasps the tarantula hawks is one of the most common in Arizona. What happens if you get ...

There are a number of Texas native species of wasps, hornets, ... and it is a bright orange or yellow. The thorax, or shoulder portion where the wings and legs are connected, ...

But they are not alone, for several wasps, including Polistes dominula and P. fuscatus, are eating pollen at the same time on the same plants. Fast, stinging wasps are generally to be avoided, both by ...

The flying insects have a bright orange head and ... then put out pheromone markers for the other hornets to follow. The wasps then enter what has been called a "slaughter phase," where they kill ...

Bees, wasps, and hornets are actually pretty different. Entomologists explain how to identify them, where they live, and how their sting affects you.

In Japan, an average of 20 to 40 people die each year from hornet, wasp and bee stings combined. The NPWS said: "Asian hornet will also sting people but in general, the sting is no worse than a ...