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Why Asian Giant Hornets coming to Washington is bad

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Why Asian Giant Hornets coming to Washington is bad

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Asian Giant Hornets coming to Washington is bad, especially for us humans. They can be deadly, their stings hurt really badly, and in most cases you need to go to the hospital if stung. Not to mention they can mess up farms, since they capture honey bees which won't allow them to pollinate crops like apples or cherries. This can also make honey less common, and will make prices for these get higher over time.

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If you see an Asian Giant Hornet you should run away as soon as you can, then call the Washington State Department of Agriculture Pest Program to report the sightings and where it was.

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Japan has been round 12-26 deaths a year from Asian Giant Hornets since 2001. It's not common to die from them, however that doesn't make them any less dangerous. Their stingers are around 1/4th of an inch long and contains a lot more venom than a honey bee for example. It also swells up a lot.

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Asian Giant Hornets are fairly aggressive, since they are predators towards honey bees. They camp out at their nests to decapitate them and bring them to their own nests to feed off of.