Murder Hornet, How Asian Honey Bee way out?

The Honey Bee Killer Asian  Giant Murder Hornet, Seen in USA, but  picnic.

Murder Hornet- New for USA

Brief Facts about Giant Murder Hornet, 

You might have noticed the recent Buzz about a certain particularly whirring insect that goes by the Charming nickname murder Hornet. These unsavory creatures were first spotted in the United States in December 2019. And unfortunately, the nickname is not just a hyperbolic wacky pro wrestler moniker.

 Asian giant hornets are  also being called Murder hornets have been found in the US. The one that we're talking about is the best but Amanda rhenium this monstrosity can grow up to two inches long and be breeder. 

 There have been four verified sightings of the Asian giant hornet in Washington state data further to in Canada's British Columbia. Luckily Ryan million and Washington State's Department of Agriculture has told time that officials are addressing the situation with an aggressive Outreach and trapping campaign. So hopefully our near future doesn't include too many murder Hornets forms still. 

 Things just in case here's everything you need to know about the frightening Lee named murder Hornets. If you see an Asian giant hornets, we have good news and bad news. The good news is that they don't seem to actively Target humans. However, the bad news is that if they do decide to sting you you're in for a world of pain even beekeeper suits can't stop their stinks which are bad with a capital B Conrad Danka , beekeeper who was stung around seven times while getting rid of an ass describe the sensation to the New York Times as the most painful sting. He's ever experienced. 

And he's been stung a lot. This thing is said to be a lab it like hot metal being injected into your body. Oh, and of course the murder hornet sting is potentially lethal though that can be said of any sort of hornet Venom in sufficient volume.  This particular Venom includes a heaping helping of neuron toxins. And while one sting won't end your life enough of them might furthermore these Bean Hornets, they're able to sting multiple times without dying. This is not a theoretical scenario either reportedly murdered Hornets kill as many as 50 people in Japan every year. I could definitely see that I'm not enough. It's what everyone home the swelling sure. The murder Hornets are no picnic for humans, but for honeybees, they were a true Terror.  

How the Hornet Attach on Honey Bee Hive? 

The Asian giant hornet neither uses nor needs its venomous Stinger to deal with bees for them. It Sports a pair of mandibles that are powerful enough to sever the head of a rival when Asian giant hornets. Enter a beehive they go into what's called their Slaughter face where they use their mandibles to decapitate the poor beasts all of the Beast it takes just a few of the murder. 

It's to completely annihilate a honey bee hive within a few hours after the awful deed is done in the murder hornets have overtaken.

 The Hive there is somehow still not done instead. They start happily collecting the Beast thoraxes and flying them off as a feast for their young now that we know Murder Hornets are awful for humans and bees alike. What can we or for that matter? The bees do about them quite a lot actually as mentioned earlier the double USDA is keeping tabs on the situation trapping and tracking a sightings emerge for this purpose experts urge everyone who sees it. Asian giant hornets around to steer clear of them and to be sure to report their sightings instead of attempting to get rid of the invasive pest by themselves.

How the  Honey Bee  professionals way  deal with  murder Hornets

 This is a bite best left to the professionals as for the bees. It turns out that some of them have already figured out the way to deal with the murder Hornets as Mike Baker of the New York Times tells us some bees have figured out that they can't match murder Hornets size and strength. So they employ a sneaky tactic where hundreds of bees swarm the morning trapping it in a living ball these bees then basically cook the Hornet Alive by vibrating the Unison which raises the balls temperature to over a hundred and fifteen degrees which the bees can survive but the Hornet can't the tactic takes up to an hour, but it works. 

Unfortunately at the moment only Japanese honeybees seem to know the trick having developed it over many generations. Here's hoping that Western bees don't have to learn this survival method.