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Asian giant hornets: A lot more buzz than sting, experts say Nathan Howes lundi, 18 mai 2020 à 16:03 - The Asian giant murder hornet has garnered an overhyped reputation since news spread this month of its presence in North America. The so-called ‘murder hornets’ don’t live up to that designation and the experts who have been asked at great lengths about that particular type of insect in recent weeks are downplaying the ostentatious buzz its created. While the Asian giant hornet, or its scientific name of Vespa mandarina, is invasive, you don’t need to become frightened over the bright-coloured, two-inch insect that seemingly took North America by storm, in hype that is, lately. Instead, Canadians should focus their concerns on more threatening invasive species such as the emerald ash borer, Japanese knotweed, round goby or garlic mustard, just to name a few.

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