What happens do wasps in the winter?

Question

hibernation or what?

Answer 1

Ordinary (worker) wasps don't hibernate; they die in autumn or as winter begins.
In autumn wasp colonies decline. This is when worker wasps become a nuisance to us, seeking sweet things to eat (including honey from hives, if they can steal it). Earlier in the year they are actually beneficial because they prey on pest insects.
Queen wasps do hibernate, but not in the old nests (these are never re-used). In spring, the queens emerge to begin a new colony.

Answer 2

the colony quickly declines and eventually dies out during the autumn as food becomes scarce. Only the young mated queen wasps survive through the winter, ready to start new nests in the following spring.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I think they hibernate.
But really someone should tell then that Bermuda is pleasant at this time of year!

Answer 5

They hibernate.

Answer 6

they turn into humans and attend the house of commons and sit opposite the labour party

Answer 7

They Waspernate.

Answer 8

they hibernate

Answer 9

They go on holiday! everyone knows that.

Answer 10

they kill themeselves. and do should be to.