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Oh dear, more "yumminess" lol!

cnet.com

Murder hornet munchies: The horrifying insect makes a tasty treatNot only can you eat the nightmarish hornets. They offer a boozy buzz when mixed with shochu alcohol.



Bonnie Burton

May 5, 2020 3:48 p.m. PT


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Asian giant hornets, also called murder hornets, are up to 2 inches long, and can sting their victims multiple times.

Video screenshot by Bonnie Burton/CNETNews of insects nicknamed murder hornets invading the US might feel like the plot to a horror film, but maybe you'll feel better knowing the pests make for a tasty snack.

The Asian giant hornet (Vespa mandarinia) is described as 1.5 inches to 2 inches long with an orange-yellow head and black stripes on its abdomen. The stinger is long enough to poke through
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