These murder hornets can wipe out a honey bee hive in only 90 minutes, decapitating the bees and then defending the hive as their own, taking the brood to feed their young. The hornet can sting ...

The northern giant hornet, about an inch and a half long, is of particular concern to entomologists because of the threat it poses to other insects, including bees. In Washington State ...

The northern giant hornet could have posed a "significant threat" to honey bees and other pollinators had it become established in the U.S., officials said. The hornets can kill an entire honey ...

The 2-inch-long hornet, with a stinger longer than that of a typical wasp, can deliver potent venom, but is largely dangerous to bees and other insects, not humans. Eradication efforts started ...

The “murder hornets” haven’t died, but their sting is gone. On Wednesday, more than four years after the invasive insect was first spotted on U.S. soil — in Washington, threatening to kill ...

18. The insect is known for its dangerous sting, which can kill an entire honey bee hive in “as little as 90 minutes,” decapitate bees and threaten pollinators and native insects. The species ...