How Big Are Hornets Compared to Wasps?

Compared to wasps, hornets are larger and more rounded. They have two pairs of wings, which they use for flight. They also have large stomachs and thicker abdomens. They are usually yellow and black striped.

Hornets are carnivorous, and feed on insects, plants, and other arthropods. They also attack grasshoppers and locusts. They can also sting. They do not generally sting unprovoked, but they can cause an allergic reaction. Their stingers are very painful, and they can kill humans. Hornets can sting multiple times. Some species of hornets are considered beneficial, as they are capable of killing other insects. Usually they do not attack humans, but they are aggressive when they sense a threat.

They are very large, and they can kill thousands of bees in just a few hours. The Asian giant hornet is the largest hornet species. It can be over 2 inches long, and is considered the largest insect in the world. It is also very poisonous, and can sting multiple times. It has a long stinger that can deliver more venom than the typical native wasp. Its sting can cause multiple organ failure.

Another species of hornet is the European hornet. This species is found in some parts of the eastern United States. It is slightly smaller than the Asian giant hornet. It has a brown head with yellow stripes, and is a little over an inch long.

The bald-faced hornet is found in North America. It is also similar to the true hornet, but it is set apart from it by its black and ivory coloring.