Social insects are a type of insect that live in colonies and work together to survive. Ants, bees, termites, wasps, hornets, and honeybees are all examples of social insects. Ants are small, hard-working insects that live in large colonies and can be found in many parts of the world. Bees are flying insects that produce honey and are important pollinators. Termites are small, white insects that feed on wood and other plant material. Wasps are predatory insects that build nests and hunt for food. Hornets are large, aggressive wasps that live in colonies and can sting multiple times. Honeybees are a type of bee that produce honey and are important pollinators.