Japanese hornet

THE ASIAN GIANT HORNET (VESPA MANDARINIA) - Imgur

These super aggressive hornets have killed six people in France and may be headed north to the UK. The pack a powerful and extremely painful sting and a single hornet can kill up to 40 bees per minute. #UK #asianhornet #sting #norfolkbeekeepersassociation www.heyhoney.biz

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japanese giant hornet

Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia)

A big bottle of nope. These insects are sick and wrong. Stay away forever, no thank you.

What fresh hell is this?

The sighting was reported two miles from where officials found a nest in October 2020

The Asian giant hornet is like a modern winged T. rex, decapitating honey bees dozens at a time.

Looks can be deceiving.

There are about 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 insects on earth at any given moment. Seriously, that's a real number. For every one of us, there are 1.5 billion bugs. But some of them are so horrifying, just one is too many. Here are five you want to avoid at all

All About Yellow Jackets, Wasps, and Hornets | If you’ve just been stung, the last things on your mind are the variations in anatomy, behavior and diet of bees, wasps, yellow jackets or hornets. But some elementary entomology can go a long way. #TerminixBlog

Vespa mandarinia--Asian Giant Hornet. World's largest hornet, responsible for killing 30-40 people per year in Japan. Stings by this hornet have killed 41 people and injured more than 1,600 people in China so far in 2013.

Lamnamkok NP, Chiang Rai, Thailand Family : Vespidae Subfamily : Vespinae Species : Vespa velutina Vespa velutina is a medium sized hornet with the queens typically measuring around 30mm in length while males are 24mm. Workers are smaller at around 20mm in length. It is an opportunistic hunter and can sustain itself from a number of different food sources from very small insects to dragonflies and grasshoppers. They are among the best hunters in the insect world and have amazing flight…

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