Did You Know That Wasps Don't Sleep at Night?

Despite the fact that most people know that wasps are active during the day, they aren’t necessarily in the habit of sleeping at night. They can still sting, but they are less likely to attack you during the night.

Wasps have been known to attack people who enter their nest. These stings can be very painful, and sometimes multiple times if they are aggressive. The best way to deal with an infestation is to hire a professional exterminator to remove the nest. You can also spray the nest with soapy water, which will kill the wasps.

Wasps are active during the day, and will scout out new nesting spots. They will return to their nests during the night. They will also tend to their larvae and nests. Their nests are never quiet.

Some of the larger wasps will fly at night. Some of the smaller wasps are nocturnal. These insects will spend the night in the nest and only leave in the morning.

Wasps will also sting if you disturb them. In addition to the usual attack, they release chemicals to make their attacks more intense.

The queen wasps hibernate during the winter. The queen will lay eggs that hatch into female wasps. These wereps then mate with the males. The female wasps then hibernate until the spring. The females will not be able to hibernate in the open due to predators.

The worker wasps tend to larvae and nest repairs through the night. They will die if the temperatures drop.