Unlike bees, a yellow jacket will not leave its stinger behind once you've been stung. As such, you won't need to pull out the stinger as you might with a bee. Systemic (whole-body) allergic ...

Just ask Duke Brady. On Sunday’s premiere episode, the affable survivalist learns what happens when a yellowjacket stings a man in the genitals. (To any men who have read thus far, we apologize.

According to a press release from the DH, emergency room visits in the state from bee stings have “increased significantly compared to last year.” “Yellow jacket wasps are particularly ...

Wasps, which include yellow jackets and hornets ... and can sting you many more times than, say, a bee would. Moreover, wasp stings are painful and irritating, and may even be dangerous if ...