A Carnival Cruise ship was attacked by a swarm of bumble bees Wednesday.Photographs from passengers obtained by Cruise Hive ...

KITSAP COUNTY, Wash. — A hornet that can wipe out entire hives of honey bees may have made new inroads into our state, and now scientists are scrambling to address the threat before it has a ...

Stings from bees, wasps and hornets can be painful. To treat a sting and help relieve the pain, dermatologists offer these tips. It can happen fast. One minute the kids are all playing peacefully ...

Green Hornets head coach Lauren Grove said her team never got in a groove defensively and the Bees made them pay in some of the match’s biggest moments. “I think it’s hard when you are not playing ...

The department shared two photos of the insect on social media ... invasive in North America for their ability to kill other bee and hornet species, which is how they got the nickname "murder ...

Northern giant hornets are an invasive species, because they attack and destroy honey bee hives ... here’s a picture or here’s what I saw,’ ” Betts said. Ellen Dennis' work is funded ...

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If you’re struggling to keep bees away, consider how inviting your garden might be and keep an eye on the following: These same factors can also encourage wasps and hornets to infest your property.

The Northern Giant Hornet, formerly known as the Asian Giant Hornet, is the world's largest species of hornet, according to WSDA. The species received the "murder" moniker because of its murderous ...

A species of hornet that often munches on foods containing alcohol can hold its liquor, without any side effects, at levels that no other known animal can tolerate. “This is crazy,” says study ...

Northern giant hornets pose a risk to honey bee hives, as they can attack and destroy hives quickly and then take over the hives as their own, according to WSDA. They don't pose a risk to humans ...