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Georgia and South Carolina are working to eradicate an invasive, bee-eating hornet (opens the original)
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The yellow-legged hornet is originally from Asia, but the invasive species is quickly spreading across two southern U.S. states where it's threatening honeybee colonies. South Carolina Public Radio's Victoria Hansen reports. VICTORIA HANSEN, BYLINE: Yellow-legged hornets stalk honeybees. They hover near hives and wait for pollinating bees to return from foraging. HANSEN: Then the hornets ambush and dismember the bees, devouring only the middle - the thorax - to feed to their young. Longtime beek
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