Another murder hornet that could have led scientists to his nest. You guessed it, evaded the experts.

Once more.

So last week, scientists in Washington, with the Washington State Department of Agriculture,

captured a live Asian giant horn.

Now, they, you know, we don't like them because they decimate honeybee populations.

So they used dental floss to attach a tracking device to its body, which according to them worked quite well.

Hmm, really? Because I don't think so.

But apparently when they released it,

it went wild, you know, onto an apple tree

and they were happy with tracking it.

And then it went down into some vegetated area, big surprise there, that's where they go, and then they lost it.

So, there's that. We got that going to us now a guess these scientists did get an initial

direction of flight so they're still wandering around and what they think is a place that this giant

hornet could have gone and where the nest is located but they don't know where it's

at they'd like to vacuum the Hornets and use carbon

dioxide gas to knock out any remaining Hornets in the nest. If they knew where

the nest was.

Now I guess they did it once before

earlier in the month

and they lost that one too.

So good luck God bless.

Finding out, they're just gonna stumble across it is what's going to happen.

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