More than 200 Asian hornet queens have been caught and nine nests destroyed so far this year.

Invasive, aggressive and destructive, the yellow-legged Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) is on the rise in the UK. Asian hornets are an invasive species that poses a threat to biodiversity, preying on ...

In our expert guide to Asian hornets, entomologist Richard Jones provides advice on how to identify, species facts and where to report a sighting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Environmentalists and beekeepers are sounding the alarm following an "unprecedented" surge in Asian hornet sightings this summer.

Georgia has captured more than 800 invasive yellow-legged hornets AKA 'Asian hornets' this year. Where are they? How to spot them? Are they dangerous?

A study of Asian hornets has found about 1,400 different species in their guts. University of Exeter researchers tested Asian hornet samples from France, Spain, Jersey and the UK throughout the hornet ...

The Asian hornet (Vespa velutina), one of about 22 species native to Southeast Asia, is found from northern India to southern China and beyond. Not to be confused with the Asian giant hornet (Vespa ...

The yellow-legged Asian hornet is not the largest invasive species Britain has to worry about, and it is certainly not the most dramatic at first glance. Yet it has a way of focusing attention quickly ...

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The frequency and volume of the sound from the nests of yellow-legged hornets—or Asian hornets—has been established for the first time by researchers at the University of Southampton. It paves the way ...

A staggering increase in the number of Asian hornet sightings in the UK has beekeepers and wildlife lovers there reeling. But the invasive species poses a substantial threat to beekeeping and honey ...

A study of Asian hornets has found about 1,400 different species in their guts. University of Exeter researchers tested Asian hornet samples from France, Spain, Jersey and the UK throughout the hornet ...