Georgia Tech's defense took a big step forward a season ago under former defensive coordinator Tyler Santucci, who left for the Baltimore Ravens. The Yellow Jac ...

Georgia Tech Football is right around the corner and there are less than five weeks until the Yellow Jackets kick the season ...

Yellow jackets are black with yellow stripes and have very narrow waists. They’re also hairless, about a half-inch long, and don’t have flattened hind legs to carry pollen like bees do.

Yellowjackets are more cautious in the springtime, a Utah expert said, because there are fewer wasps in the colony. But the ...

A yellow jacket can sting multiple times because, unlike bees, its stinger does not have barbs and does not detach after stinging. Yellow jackets can sting repeatedly when they feel threatened.

Yellow jackets have longer, smooth legs. Yellow jackets fly erratically and move in a side-to-side pattern before landing. Yellow jackets often build nests in the ground (especially Vespula species).

Yellow jackets are an insect it’s worth watching out for. These black and yellow pests sting and, unlike a bee, they aren’t limited to stinging once. They can be provoked easily, too. These ...

Damon Stoudamire’s Yellow Jackets can beat good teams. They ended No. 19 Louisville’s 10-game winning streak a month ago. They won at No. 13 Clemson three days later.

The yellow jacket, naughty, nice or neutral? Yellow jackets have a bad reputation as pests that sting, but they are helpful to us by feeding on aphids, caterpillars and other garden pests.

Because yellow jackets are naturally territorial, they don't want to be around or build a nest near other competing ones. This is why experts recommend putting a decoy nest near your home.

while yellow jackets and other wasps can be a nuisance at outdoor events or even on your walk by swarming or stinging, you bog says they do bring many benefits to local ecosystems along the way.