Do Wasps sting or bite you?

While a bee can only sting once because its stinger becomes stuck in the skin of its victim, a wasp can sting more than once during an attack. Wasp stingers remain intact. However, even without a lodged stinger, wasp venom can cause significant pain and irritation.Aug 24, 2015 read more

Wasps in Europe certainly sting. While many wasps have a powerful bite, I can't think of any that do so as a primary means of defence. Of couse numerous other insects like many flies do indeed bite, and there may be some confusion here. read more

Wasp stings can be uncomfortable, but most people recover quickly and without complications. Unlike bees, which can sting only once, wasps can sting multiple times. The sting typically causes sharp pain or burning, followed by a raised welt. Learn about common treatment options and signs of severe allergic reactions. read more

The question has confused many people. Wasp just sting, and repeated stings can be caused by the Yellow jacket wasps. Female bees and wasps are the only insects that can sting. Males do not have the egg-laying ovipositor that is altered into a stinger as in female insects. read more