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A Washington State Department Of Agriculture Worker Displays An Asian Giant Hornet Taken From A Nest On October 24, 2020, In Blaine, Washington. - Scientists In Washington State Discovered The First Nest Earlier In The Week Of So-Called Murder Hornets In The United States And Worked To Wipe It Out Saturday Morning To Protect Native Honeybees. Workers With The State Agriculture Department Spent Weeks Searching, Trapping And Using Dental Floss To Tie Tracking Devices To Asian Giant Hornets, Which Can Deliver Painful Stings To People And Spit Venom But Are The Biggest Threat To Honeybees That Farmers Depend On To Pollinate Crops. (Photo By Elaine Thompson / Pool / Afp) (Photo By Elaine Thompson/Pool/Afp Via Getty Images)

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'Murder hornet' nest vacuumed out of tree in US

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