'Got 'em': Nest of 'murder hornets' taken down in Washington state to protect honeybees
A nest of Asian giant hornets – "murder hornets" – was wiped out Saturday to protect honeybees in an area of Washington state.
'Got 'em': Nest of 'murder hornets' taken down in Washington state to protect honeybees
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