The Asian Giant Hornet Has Appeared in Poland. It Is an Invasive Species.
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Polish scientists have confirmed the presence of the Asian yellow-legged hornet in Poland. This invasive species poses a particular threat to honeybees. Researchers note that two locations where this insect occurs have been discovered so far, but there may be more.
For the first time, the presence of the Asian hornet, an invasive species that poses a serious threat to honeybees, has been confirmed in Poland. Scientists detected the insects in two locations in Małopolska and found a nest in Wielka Wieś near Kraków. Experts fear that the autumn sightings may herald the further spread of this species.
The yellow-legged hornet has arrived in Poland. It was the first time its presence in our country had been recorded, and a developed nest was found in Wielka Wieś near Kraków. Scientists estimate that there are more of them. This species is very dangerous to honeybees.
In October, the first yellow-legged hornet nest in Poland, also known as the Asian hornet, was discovered in Wielka Wieś near Kraków. This invasive species is particularly dangerous to honeybees. Scientists estimate that the threat to beekeepers is significant.
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