Who is the most poisonous insect?

Currently considered one of the most venomous insects in the world is the Asian giant hornet (Vespa mandarinia), also known as the "Asian giant hornet" or "murder hornet". This insect is a member of the order Hymenoptera (Vespidae). Here is a detailed introduction to the Asian giant bee:

Appearance features:

Asian giant bees are generally much larger than ordinary bees, with their bodies reaching up to 5 centimeters in length. They usually have striking black and orange markings, a conspicuously large face, and strong chewers.

toxicity:

The sting of the Asian giant hornet is extremely venomous. The venom contains complex chemicals such as proteases and neurotoxins. Its sting has been described as a burning sensation that may cause local tissue necrosis, and the pain is intense and long-lasting. For some people, the sting of an Asian giant hornet can cause an allergic reaction that can even be life-threatening.

Distribution and living habits:

Asian giant bees are mainly distributed in East Asia, such as Japan, China, South Korea and other regions, especially in mountainous areas.

They are social insects that usually form large colonies and their nests are usually built underground or in trees.

Ecological impact:

Asian giant bees pose a major threat to bees, insect ecosystems and crops. They will prey on other bees and even feed on bees, thus adversely affecting the bee farming industry.

In the insect world, the Asian giant wasp is widely considered to be one of the most venomous insects due to its threat and toxicity. However, the most toxic insects may differ under different conditions, so such rankings may change under different circumstances.

animal tags： Vespidae