Speaker 1: While we are still dealing with the coronavirus which came
Speaker 1: from China, we face another serious threat from Asia murder hornets.
Speaker 1: Scientists say that these deadly two inch long insects somehow
Speaker 1: migrated to British Columbia, Canada last December and then cross
Speaker 1: the northern border into Washington State. Now. Scientists say that
Speaker 1: they're shockingly huge for hornets, and they're very scary. After
Speaker 1: they nest and multiply, they have to find food for
Speaker 1: the babies. The choice meal is other species of bees. Now,
Speaker 1: when these murder hornets are in their slaughter phase, they
Speaker 1: seek out and decapitate the por little honeybees so they
Speaker 1: can feed the bodies of the honeybees to their baby
Speaker 1: murder hornets. American honeybees are hugely important pollinators, so if
Speaker 1: they get wiped out, then the food supply be threatened.
Speaker 1: People are vulnerable to multiple stings, and these murder hornets
Speaker 1: can be fatal. They can kill you, reportedly responsible for
Speaker 1: at least fifty human deaths a year. So what are
Speaker 1: we supposed to do out? How can we deal with this? Well,
Speaker 1: scientists are now trying to find the migrant bees who
Speaker 1: crossed our borders without documentation, not to give them sanctuary
Speaker 1: or to deport them back to Asian. They want to
Speaker 1: kill them. They want to murder the murder hornets, and
Speaker 1: they want to erase their future in America. So borders
Speaker 1: apparently are to be respected and protected sometimes when something
Speaker 1: like murder hornets crossed the border and start wiping out
Speaker 1: a bunch of bees,