[Darkest Angel]

Originally Posted by Illusion ↗

The miracles of the nature. Lets just hope they stay in Asia.

My words exactly!!

[Konglomo]

Here in East Tennessee we have European hornets, they look a lot like these, but are much smaller. At their largest they grow to about 1 and a half inches. Most people call them Japanese hornets, thankfully they are wrong, the bastards build huge nests in the walls of houses. They aren't overly aggressive though, I have some how dodged the stinger, and I have been stung by every other stinging inscect in this area.

[DannyDrama]

Originally Posted by Konglomo ↗

Here in East Tennessee we have European hornets....They aren't overly aggressive though

The heat must be making them stupid, in Europe they're fucking mental.

[dean mclean]

Originally Posted by Arkoquisa ↗

We have ones here in East Texas about that size, 2 to 3 inches. They are called cicada killers. They fly in at an oblique angle and intercept cicadas in flight. Smash them in mid air, on the ground while chirping, or, crash into them and slam them into the ground while stinging them to death and fly away with them, being about 2 times the girth of the hornet. Nature is the ultimate death section.

Those things are pretty cool, they're not really dangerous to humans at all either. They're really non-agressive and almost never sting unless you step on them or grab them or something, and there stings hurt less than a honey bee's. Its usually the sting-less males that get really agressive and buzz people during mating season. Also they don't kill the cicadas, they paralyze them and bring them back to their burrows where they lay their eggs on them for their kids to eat.