Nobody likes flying insects invading their picnic during the summer months, but beyond the usual bees and wasps, Brits are ...

But one pest which drives people to distraction is also making its way back with the sunshine: the much maligned wasp. While bees ... the lid of a metal jar or, more simply, a piece of aluminum ...

According to the BBKA, the Asian hornet has several distinguishing characteristics. Firstly, its size, they are bigger than a wasp or bee, both of which grow to less than 2cm in length, but are ...

Asian hornets, which are twice the size of a wasp, can eat up to 50 bees in a day. Their nests are destroyed as soon as they are discovered to prevent them wiping out native pollinators. They have ...

Bee, wasp, yellow jacket, hornet, and fire ant are the insect stings that most often trigger allergic reactions. But most people aren't allergic to insect stings and may mistake a normal sting ...

Welcome to Hornet vs. Wasp. Flying insects that can sting you anytime are no less than a nightmare. While outside having a barbeque with friends or just taking a stroll in the park, caution against ...

Experts have warned that record numbers of Asian hornets could descend on the UK this year, raising concerns for the country’s bees. The warning comes after “unprecedented” early sightings ...

"While the Asian hornet poses no greater risk to human health than other wasps or hornets, they can damage honey bee colonies and harm other pollinators. Advert "Please continue to be vigilant for ...

Have you seen a really big bee outside? We’re talking really, really big: a scary-looking wasp that is 2 inches in length. You may be wondering: did I just see a murder hornet? Should I kill it?

Parasitoid wasps sometimes lay eggs in unsuitable host insects, a behavior that has traditionally been considered accidental. However, researchers at the University of Tsukuba have discovered that ...