Wasps, members of the Hymenoptera order, play crucial roles in ecosystems despite their notorious reputation. Divided into two main categories, social and solitary, wasps exhibit diverse behaviours and characteristics. Social wasps, such as Yellowjackets and Hornets, form colonies with intricate social structures, while some wasps lead independent lives. Although their stinging ability raises concerns, wasps contribute to pest control by preying on insects, acting as nature's pest controllers. Additionally, they pollinate plants, aiding in ecosystem balance.

Wasps are considered pests because some species can be aggressive and their stings can be painful or, in rare cases, pose serious health risks. Additionally, certain types of wasps can damage crops and are known to disrupt outdoor activities.

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