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Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried

Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried
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Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried

Native to Southeast Asia, the hornets have a taste for honey bees, and can decimate hives in a matter of hours.

United statesAmy vuAllan smith pardoClemson university land grantAgricultural sciences honey bee researchNational library of medicineExtension laboratoryUs food drug administrationUniversity of florida institute foodNorth americaLand grant pressCourtesy allan smith pardoClemson universitySunshine stateDrug administrationNational library

Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried

Native to Southeast Asia, the hornets have a taste for honey bees, and can decimate hives in a matter of hours.

United statesAmy vuAllan smith pardoNational library of medicineUniversity of florida institute foodAgricultural sciences honey bee researchExtension laboratoryUs food drug administrationClemson university land grantNorth americaLand grant pressCourtesy allan smith pardoClemson universitySunshine stateDrug administrationNational library

Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried

Native to Southeast Asia, the hornets have a taste for honey bees, and can decimate hives in a matter of hours.

United statesAllan smith pardoAmy vuNational library of medicineClemson university land grantUs food drug administrationExtension laboratoryUniversity of florida institute foodAgricultural sciences honey bee researchNorth americaLand grant pressCourtesy allan smith pardoClemson universitySunshine stateDrug administrationNational library

Invasive hornets that prey on bees were spotted in Georgia Now Florida officials are worried

Native to Southeast Asia, the hornets have a taste for honey bees, and can decimate hives in a matter of hours.

United statesAmy vuAllan smith pardoExtension laboratoryNational library of medicineUniversity of florida institute foodClemson university land grantUs food drug administrationAgricultural sciences honey bee researchNorth americaLand grant pressCourtesy allan smith pardoClemson universitySunshine stateDrug administrationNational library