The microdrone was showcased on state broadcaster CCTV 7, where NUDT student Liang Hexiang demonstrated its capabilities by ...

Hornets and bees are both feared insects for their painful stings. Both are quick-flying, hive-building insects that work ...

Invasive Asia Hornets could cause havoc as they start to come out of hibernation in the UK - several of the non-native species have, worryingly, already been spotted ...

A record-number of killer Asian hornets have been spotted in Britain in 2025, sparking fears of a surge in the invasive species that could wipe out British bees. The species, known as Vespa ...

In 2020, an invasive insect called the northern giant hornet arrived in Washington State. Thanks to a quick-acting campaign to eradicate their nests, none of the hornets have been seen since 2022.

Disturbing a hornet's nest can be extremely dangerous as up to 700 insects will join in an attack on any perceived threat. Don't run. They can fly faster than you can and are intrigued by moving ...

Hornets are flying insects that feed on bugs. ... Instead, it’s considered a type of yellowjacket, even though it’s black with white markings. At 0.75 inches long, ...

A warning has been issued for people to remain vigilant of Asian hornets. The insects pose a threat to native pollinators as they are twice the size of a wasp and can eat up to 50 bees a day.

KILLER Asian hornets have been spotted in the UK for the third time this year. The venomous alien was spotted on the MS Barfleur ferry as it was docked in Poole, Dorset, bound for France. The menac… ...

The first Yellow-Legged Asian Hornet in the UK was discovered in 2016. The beekeeping association has this week taken to X, formerly known as Twitter to tell people what action should be taken if ...

The hornets kill honeybees and feed them to their young. One Asian hornet alone can kill 60 to 90 honey bees per day and dozens of them could 'hawk' a hive, simultaneously decimating the bees.

A harmless, native insect known as the cicada killer wasp is being mistaken throughout Idaho as an international invader with a menacing reputation.