• There are over 15,000 species of wasps worldwide.
• Wasps are not bees.
• Wasps can create nests out of mud or wood.
• Wasps can be aggressive especially from August to October.
• Wasps are inactive at night as long as the sun has not risen.
• Wasps are beneficial to farmers since they are predators of caterpillars.
• Male wasps can’t sting.
• Female wasps can sting, and multiple times.
• Wasps are able to sting repeatedly.
• Not all female wasps are fertile.
• The female yellow jacket wasp lays both unfertilized and fertilized eggs.
• Female yellow jacket workers develop from the fertilized egg.
• Male drones develop from the unfertilized egg.
• Workers have an average lifespan of 12 to 22 days.
• Drones have a slightly longer lifespan than workers.
• Queens have an average lifespan of 12 months.
• Wasps are usually seasonal pest starting in May through September.
• Wasps can be very aggressive if disturbed.
• Wasps can soften and destroy plaster in walls leaving large holes.
• Most wasps develop by feeding on insects, and also feed on sweet liquids.
• Wasps beat their wings between 117 and 247 beats per second.
• The venom sac at the end of a wasp sting pulsing for a short period after a wasp dies.

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