Today’s Solutions: December 16, 2025

If you’re like most people, you probably appreciate bees while simultaneously hating wasps. A recent survey of people from all over the world found this to be a common trend, but scientists believe this view is unfair considering wasps are just as ecologically useful as bees. Wasps also pollinate flowers and kill pests that threaten the environment. To restore the wasps’ battered image, the researchers of the survey are suggesting a public relations campaign.

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