What do I deal with?

Wasps are like the cranky neighbours who show up to the barbecue uninvited and wearing leather jackets. Sleek, shiny, no fuzz and definitely not making you any honey.

They’re more aggressive, can sting multiple times, and seem to have an “I live for chaos” energy.

Bees are the friendly gardeners. They’re fuzzy, a bit chubby, always covered in pollen like they’ve just left a pastry shop.

Their life mission is to make flowers happy and stock the fridge with honey. They’ll sting only if you really push their buttons and then they feel so bad about it, they don’t survive the encounter.

Rats are the resourceful city dwellers. They're intelligent, tough, and always scheming for their next snack. They’re like tiny survival experts in fur coats, perfectly happy making a home in your attic, sheds, or anywhere food magically appears.

Squirrels are the acrobatic daredevils, basically rats with better PR. Their fluffy tails and frantic nut-hoarding make them seem adorable rather than sneaky, even though they’ll happily raid your bird feeder like tiny masked bandits.

The secretive underground engineers, nearly blind but excellent diggers, they turn your lawn into an underground network while searching for bugs. Think of them as tiny, velvety introverts who just want to live in peace and accidentally wreck your landscaping.

The relentless party crashers they show up uninvited to every picnic, buzzing around with zero personal space awareness. They’re speedy, annoying, and seem to have a sixth sense for knowing exactly when you’re about to take a bite.