Japanese giant hornets, also known as "killer wasps," can grow up to 2 inches (5 centimeters) in length with a wingspan of about 3 inches (7.5 cm). They are among the largest hornets in the world.
Adult food consists of nectar or other sugary solutions such as honeydew and the juices of ripe fruits. Hornets hunt other insects, caterpillars, spiders, and even other bees and wasps to supply protein to larvae. They also chew plant material, like tree bark, to build their nests.
European hornets
Some of the predators that would be after a hornet would be a bird, also they could get eaten by snakes. I have also seen some of them land in a spiders web.
the Japanese giant hornets stinger is 1-1 and a half inches long and the venom can melt flesh
Mainly Fish And Fallen Insects. Insects Like Japanese Giant Hornets, Beetles, Flies, Mantises And Others. They Can Also Eat Frogs, Newts, Other Salamanders, Lizards And Even Mice And Snakes.
Mainly Fish And Fallen Insects. Insects Like Japanese Giant Hornets, Beetles, Flies, Mantises And Others. They Can Also Eat Frogs, Newts, Other Salamanders, Lizards And Even Mice And Snakes.
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Most people would say the Asian giant hornets, but I beg to differ. There are Youtube clips of 20-30 Asian giant hornets taking out a group of 30,000+ honeybees. But what people don't realize is that these are European honey bees. They are MUCH less aggressive than the African Killer Bees. The African Killer bees would win due to their supreme aggression. They would easily swarm each giant hornet and raise their temperature to the point in which they wouldn't be able to survive
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