Asian hornets invading further into Britain than ever before
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Asian hornets are invading further into Britain than ever before, with the first confirmed sighting of the species in Somerset sparking alarm among wildlife experts.They worry the invasive species is edging closer to Devon and Cornwall, posing a serious risk to biodiversity across South West England.The non-native insects prey on honeybees, butterflies and beetles.South West Water has urged residents to report any encounters with the species as concerns mount over its westward advance.
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