Over 1,000 yellow-legged hornets found across Georgia in August
A single nest of the invasive species could mean trouble for Georgia farmers. Officials found dozens across the state in August alone.
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A single nest of the invasive species could mean trouble for Georgia farmers. Officials found dozens across the state in August alone.
Georgia is the furthest south the spotted lanternfly has ever been found, and officials want to make sure the colorful invading insect doesn't keep spreading.
The invasive yellow-legged hornet has been trying to make Georgia its home since it was first spotted in 2023, and officials say the pest poses a serious threat to the state's farmers.