Invasive 'Murder hornet' discovered in US, threatening honeybees and agriculture

Yellow-legged 'murder hornets', native to Asia, spotted for the first time in the US in Georgia.
Hornets can decimate honeybee colonies and threaten agriculture that relies on bee pollination.
Georgia officials urge residents to report sightings to help eradicate hornets and locate nests.
The state agriculture department is developing plans to trap hornets and provide public outreach on identification.
The hornets' arrival raises concerns about potential damage to honey production and food crops.