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What are Asian hornets?
Asian hornets are an invasive species, meaning they're not native to the UK and cause harm to the environment. They're a big threat to our honeybees because they hunt them, often waiting outside hives. This story highlights how their increasing numbers are a serious concern for the UK's ecosystem and food security.
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