The Yellow Jacket wasp, a member of the Vespidae family, is a highly social and aggressive insect species recognized for its black and yellow coloration. These formidable wasps are known for constructing intricate paper nests, often found in various locations such as underground burrows, tree hollows, or even human-made structures. Yellow Jackets play a crucial role in controlling pest populations by preying on insects, but their potent stings make them a source of concern for humans, especially when their nests are disturbed. Despite their defensive nature, Yellow Jackets contribute to ecosystem balance and exemplify the complexities of social insect behavior.