Murder Hornet Nest Destroyed in Washington State Officials said they had removed an Asian giant hornet’s nest discovered in a tree near Blaine, Wash., before the insects could multiply and lay ...

The second “murder hornet” nest of the year has been eradicated in Washington state, and the year’s third nest has been located in the same area, according to a tweet from the Washington ...

Despite their killer nickname, ‘murder’ hornets don’t really pose a bodily threat to humans, and they’re not interested in stinging you—unless you approach their nest, so don’t do that.

Video above: These Traps Could Be Our Best Weapon Against Murder HornetsThe second "murder hornet" nest of the year has been eradicated in Washington state, and the year's third nest has been ...

Giant murder hornets are making a return. Entomologists from the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) located the first-ever Asian giant hornet nest in the US on a property in the ...

Entomologists discovered the Asian giant hornet nest in Washington last month. More than 500 Asian giant hornets have been collected from the first known nest of the invasive species in the United ...

Authorities successfully destroy "murder hornet" nest in Washington 00:32. When scientists in Washington state destroyed the first nest of so-called murder hornets found in the U.S., they ...

The nest of Asian giant hornets -- nicknamed murder hornets for their practice of killing large numbers of bees -- was the size of a basketball and contained almost 100 hornets.

Scientists said this week that the nest had produced hundreds of live specimens, dubbed “murder hornets” on the Internet for their painful — though rarely deadly — stings to humans.

asian giant hornets, also known as murder hornets have been invading the west coast of the US for a couple of years now. They're an invasive species that kill off local bees with the effect of ...

asian giant hornets, also known as murder hornets have been invading the west coast of the US for a couple of years now. They're an invasive species that kill off local bees with the effect of ...

asian giant hornets, also known as murder hornets have been invading the west coast of the US for a couple of years now. They're an invasive species that kill off local bees with the effect of ...