Wasps are a common sight during the warmer months, and with more than 100,000 species found around the world, these insects come in many forms. Some are considered docile and even helpful to the environment, while others are known for their aggressive behavior.

Though not all wasps are dangerous, certain species, like yellow jackets, will sting when they feel threatened. They also tend to attack in large numbers to defend their nests, which is especially dangerous to travelers looking to spend time outdoors this summer. Unfortunately, one California park is facing a surge in wasp activity that has both visitors and officials concerned.

Samuel P. Taylor State Park in Marin County recently issued a warning to visitors after noticing an uptick in yellow jackets. Whether you're planning a

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