People often confuse wasps for bees. This can be a dangerous mistake. Wasps commonly build their hives in or near houses and playgrounds. There are several key differences between bees and wasps. Bees can only sting once.

This is not true for wasps. Wasps can sting several times. Also, wasps tend to be more aggressive than bees. A single bee sting can cause you to be sore for up to a week. Since wasps can repeatedly sting you, the pain can be much more intense.

Having a sweetened drink, such as soda, can be a danger if it is left unattended outdoors. When a sweetened drink is left outside, it can attract wasps. Sometimes, wasps will go inside the soda can. This can result in a very painful sting when you go to take a drink.

In some cases, Danger of wasps  are than normal at times. They tend to be much more aggressive if you are near their hive. If they feel you are a threat, you risk getting stung several times by multiple wasps.

For most, wasp stings are painful. But for others, they can be deadly. Some people experience an anaphylactic reaction when they are stung. These reactions can happen quickly. The anaphylactic reaction causes several dangerous symptoms. First, it causes you blood pressure to drop. And then, your airways will start to swell shut.

Beehives in or around your home can be annoying. Beehives can be found in playgrounds as well. Bees are usually not aggressive unless provoked. However, it is still important to remove the hive before anyone gets stung.

Sometimes, people will try to remove the beehive on their own. This is not recommended as it could result in serious injury. In other cases, people will call an exterminator to remove a beehive. Honey bees are starting to disappear, and they play a significant role in the environment. They pollinate plants. If we do not protect bees, there will be a lot fewer fruits and vegetables for people to eat. Luckily, there is another option that can safely remove the bees without harming them.

In the event of an unwanted beehive, you do not want to call an exterminator. Rather, you should contact a beekeeper. The beekeeper will use a protective suit and remove the beehive. The beekeeper will do this without harming the bees. The beekeeper will often relocate the bees to their bee farm. The amount they charge for their services will vary. There are several factors that play a role in pricing.

If the beehive is in an area that is easy to access, the beekeepers may not charge you for relocating the bees. However, if the bees are in a location that is difficult to access, you could be charged. When the beekeeper is working, the bees could become agitated. The beekeeper will ask you to stay away while he is working to prevent you from getting stung.