"Murder Hornets Extinct in U.S."
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Northern giant hornetsLive Science
•'Murder hornets' eradicated from US — but officials say they'll keep 'an eye out' for more
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Northern giant hornets are the world's largest wasps with a fearsome reputation.
They are native to Asia and pose a threat to U.S. wildlife and human health.
Authorities have been trying to eradicate the giant wasps in the last three years .
They were first reported in North America on Vancouver Island , Canada , in 2019 .
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