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lol jk. Please discuss!
lol jk. Please discuss!
Is there any information on how they got here and how long they've been here? Importation? Perhaps they hitched a ride on a ship or cargo plane unknown to anyone?
How did they come to the US?
Scientists don't know how these giant hornets native to Asia ended up in Washington state.
They're sometimes transported in international cargo -- in some cases deliberately, said Seth Truscott with WSU's college of agricultural, human and natural resource sciences.
The giant hornet was first spotted in the state in December, and scientists believe it started becoming active again last month, when queens emerge from hibernation to build nests and form colonies.
I like that idea!Maybe pitcher plants could be the solution.
HiOne Murder Hornet can decapitate 40 honey bees a minute, according to the article I read this weekend, but the bees are not defenseless...
Honey bees can trap a recon hornet in their hive by surrounding it and vibrating at just the right frequency to kill the hornet (think ultrasonic implosion) before it can relay the location of the hive to it's hornet gang
What's next, Tracker Jackers?
I'd like some,one might do the job.
just one murder hornetMurder hornet or praying mantis?
just one murder hornet
Only one.I've seen what a wasp sting can do.And no the pens don't work depending on how your body reaction.
Some say it is ,but you could say it's from the same family!and you don't have to be allergic to have any affect.maybe be that's with a lot of stings,but that's the same with wasps and anything else with a sting.Why would you want one?
Hornets are not wasps and folks allergic to wasp stings may be completely unaffected by a normal hornet sting.