While we are still dealing with the coronavirus, which came from China, we face another serious

threat from Asia, murder hornets, scientists say that these deadly two-inch-long insects somehow

migrated to British Columbia, Canada last December, and then crossed the Northern border into

Washington State. Now scientists say that they're shockingly huge for hornets, and they're very

scary. After they nest and multiply, they have to find food for the babies. The choice meal is

other species of bees. Now when these murder hornets are in their slaughter phase, they seek out

and decapitate the poor little honey bees, so they can feed the bodies of the honey bees

to their baby murder hornets. American honey bees are hugely important pollinators, so if they

get wiped out, then the food supply will be threatened. People are vulnerable to multiple stings

in these murder hornets can be fatal. They can kill you. They're reportedly responsible for at

least 50 human deaths a year, so what are we supposed to do now? How can we deal with this?

Well, scientists are now trying to find the migrant bees who crossed our borders without

documentation. Not to give them sanctuary, or to deport them back to Asia, they want to kill them.

They want to murder the murder hornets, and they want to erase their future in America. So

borders apparently are to be respected and protected sometimes when something like murder hornets

cross the border and start wiping out a bunch of bees.