Georgia Department of Agriculture says residents should start watching out for yellow-legged hornets. Are these murder ...

Assistant professor Saga Tatsuya of the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment, who is captivated by hornets ...

Of the top 50 invertebrate prey species that the team identified, 43 are known to visit flowers. Europe’s top three main crop ...

An army of experts and citizen scientists devoted to documenting and protecting the country’s native bees is telling us a lot ...

Assistant professor SAGA Tatsuya of the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment, who is captivated by hornets ...

Authorities in Majorca have implored residents and tourists to keep an eye out for Asian hornets and to report any sightings.

Scientists found evidence of hundreds of different types of prey - including bees, wasps, flies, beetles, butterflies, moths and spiders - in the guts of the voracious invasive species.

Prey included a wide range of flies, wasps, bees, butterflies, moths and spiders, with honey bees, common wasps and blow flies most commonly found. While the hornets have a preference for honey ...

They’re fast, they’re deadly, and they’re here. The invasive Asian hornet is officially causing concern across Spain, the UK, France, Portugal, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium.

As with other wasps and bees, yellow-legged hornets can sting humans or animals if agitated, according to the University of Georgia. This is especially dangerous for people who suffer from ...