Portrait of giant bee killing mass in Asia

Hornets of Asian giants kill dozens of healthy adults both in France and China, growing in large numbers.

Portrait of giant wasps

In the near future, France will hold an emergency meeting to find out how to deal with giant Asian wasps, which are responsible for at least six deaths in France.Asian wasps are bombarding France, since it appeared in the country 10 years ago, so far they have raged in more than half of the country.

The giant bee was also reported to have killed 41 people and injured hundreds of others in Shaanxi Province, China in 2013. According to the statistics released by Shaanxi Province, China, the number of victims was attacked by the giant wasps and was 1,600 people.

The giant Asian wasps have a scientific name, Vespa mandarinia, which is an indigenous insect of temperate and tropical East Asia.

Asian giant hornets eat native bees and threaten biodiversity.This is the largest and most dangerous bee, its venom can attack the nervous system and is life-threatening if not treated promptly after being burned.

This killer bee grows in large numbers and causes many problems.Eric Darrouzet, a biologist at the Institute of Insect Biology Research (IRBI), said he had to destroy at least six Asian hornets in the Landes region on the Atlantic coast.Each honeycomb contains thousands.

Giant hornets are nearly 5cm long, 6mm diameter stings carry toxins that cause a strong nervous shock.

Giant Asian bees are dangerous predators.Their food is mainly mantis, bee and large insects.These bees can completely erase honeycomb with thousands of children by stealing honey and bee nymphs.

They appear everywhere, from gardens, mailboxes, radiators in cars, to watering cans.The number of wasps peaked in the middle of summer.Each honeycomb is 20 cm long or even 70 cm long and lies on the tree.

Giant bees can fly 100km in a day at a speed of 40km / h.