Wasps build their nests in places they feel protected, which may be in trees, under patios, or nestled in eaves. This can be ...

If you've ever had the misfortune of a yard swarming with wasps, you know the sinking feeling that arises when you accept that a nest must be nearby. Though wasps are considered incidental pollinators ...

This guy wanted to remove a wasp nest in the backyard with a plastic bag. However, when he attempted to place the nest into the bag, he started to get attacked by wasps. While he was trying to get ...

The recent Aiken Standard article on the radioactive wasp nest, removed near an SRS nuclear waste tank, raises more questions and concerns than it answers. First of all, the measured radioactivity of ...

Some of the most toxic nuclear waste in the world is stored in dozens of huge tanks first installed in the 1950s at the Savannah River Site atomic weapons complex near Aiken. Radioactive wasp nests ...

The first radioactive nest was reported in early July. Several radioactive wasp nests have been found in South Carolina at a site that used to produce parts for nuclear weapons, according to officials ...

Four radioactive wasp nests were found at a former nuclear site in South Carolina, according to a government report and statements from officials. The image is not one of these nests; individual wasps ...

Four radioactive wasp nests were discovered at the Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina. The first nest was destroyed, and the wasps were disposed of as radioactive waste. The DOE asserts ...

Wasps living around a Cold War-era nuclear facility in South Carolina have built at least four radioactive nests, raising questions about their source of hazardous material and the extent of ...

Multiple radioactive wasp nests have recently been discovered at a South Carolina site that once played a central role in U.S. nuclear bomb production, according to federal officials and media reports ...

The buzz about radioactive wasps at a Cold War-era nuclear site in South Carolina just won’t die. Investigators found “hot” nests inside a nuclear weapons facility in South Carolina, with scientists ...