Northern giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia), also known as Asian giant hornets, are an invasive species in North America but ...

A giant, bee-killing insect dubbed the “murder hornet” is making inroads ... With its spiked, dagger-like mandibles, an Asian giant hornet can decapitate 40 honeybees per minute.

Whatever happened to the giant murder hornets? It seems like 2019 was so long ago, but that is when the Asian giant hornets ...

The Asian giant hornet, nicknamed the "murder hornet", has been spotted for the first time on US soil, leading scientists to undergo a series of eradication efforts throughout Washington state.

Known as the “murder hornet,” scientists are worried ... First, the good news: Asian giant hornets prefer to feast on other critters and “do not generally attack people or pets,” per ...

Murder hornets, also known as Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia), are the world's largest wasps. These hornets naturally occur in Asia, but humans have accidentally introduced them into North ...

Only later did he come to suspect that the killer was what some researchers simply call the “murder hornet.” With queens that can grow to two inches long, Asian giant hornets can use mandibles ...

Two more Asian Giant Hornets have been found in Washington state, according to agriculture officials. An aggressive species of insect, Asian Giant Hornets pose a major risk to bee colonies and ...

What’s been called a “murder hornet” or “Asian giant hornet” now has a somewhat official, maybe kinder, name. Meet the northern giant hornet. That’s what the Entomological Society of ...

Who knew the most dangerous thing about murder hornets was their name? Scientists announced Monday that the terrifying insects’ official moniker, “Asian giant hornet,” has been changed to ...

The northern giant hornet, also known colloquially as the "murder hornet," was first discovered ... insect experts say. But the name "Asian giant hornet" can also be confusing, because all hornets ...

“Murder hornets,” a popular and menacing nickname for Asian giant hornets, are the largest species of hornet on Earth. They were first spotted in the U.S. in 2020. Could there be any in North ...