Our first subject today concerns murder hornets.

们今天的第一个话题是杀黄蜂。

Do we want this hornet—surely not.

们当然不想要这个大黄蜂。

These insects are the largest hornets on the planet.

这些昆虫是地球上最大的黄蜂。

I'm Brown, I'm Hispanic, I play French hornet in this Orchestra.

是布，是西班牙，在这个管弦乐队奏法国大黄蜂。

The owner said officials could remove the hornets and the tree if needed.

房主表示，如果有需要，官员可将大黄蜂蜂巢和树移走。

Then, Anansi heard Mmoboro and his hornets buzzing.

接着，安纳西听见莫伯罗和它的黄蜂群的嗡嗡声。

As they panicked, Anansi urged the hornets to shelter in his gourd, where they found themselves trapped.

在它们惊慌失措的时候，怂恿黄蜂躲进它的葫芦瓢里避难，它们才发现自己上了当。

By uncovering them-- - You kicked the hornet's nest.

发现了他们 -就捅了马蜂窝。

The new hornets would present a different problem.

新的大黄蜂将带来一个不同的问题。

For the ball was a hornets' nest, and hornets do not like to have rabbits hopping about their nest.

结果那个球是个黄蜂窝，大黄蜂不喜欢兔子在他们窝边跳来跳去。

Bunnyboy ran wildly this way and that, with the hornets sticking to him.

小兔哥带着这些蜇他的黄蜂疯狂地到处乱跑。

The sting of the hornet is extremely painful. A Vancouver beekeeper described the pain.

被大黄蜂蜇一下非常疼。一名温哥华养蜂描述了这种疼痛。

And if you stir up a hornet's nest, you create trouble or problems.

如果你stir up a hornet's nest(捅了马蜂窝)，你就惹事了。

Entomologists have been able to trap some of these insects, the largest hornets on Earth.

昆虫学家已经捉到了几只大黄蜂，它们是地球上最大的黄蜂。

In fact, officials there say they've found three murder hornet nests this year alone.

事实上，那里的官员表示，仅今年他们就发现了三个杀大黄蜂的巢穴。

Scientists don't know how Asian hornets got to Washington.

科学家不知道亚洲大黄蜂是如何抵达华盛顿的。

But bug experts across the country are getting worried calls from people who wrongly think they saw the Asian hornet.

但是，全国各地的昆虫专家都接到了忧心忡忡的电话，们错误地认为他们看到了亚洲大黄蜂。

They can kill a person with multiple stings. That's why they're known as " murder hornets" .

它们身上的刺如果多次蛰，可致死亡。这就是它们被称为“杀大黄蜂”的原因。

The hornet's stinger is half a centimeter long. It can get through the protective clothing beekeepers wear.

大黄蜂的毒刺有半厘米长。它可刺穿养蜂穿的防护服。

A Washington state Department of Agriculture crew destroyed the first Asian giant hornet nest found in the U.S..

华盛顿州农业部的一个工作员摧毁了在美国发现的第一个亚洲大黄蜂蜂巢。