https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/13/us/murder-hornet-track-washington-trnd/index.html
Second giant 'murder hornet' escapes after it was captured by scientists in Washington
Another "murder" hornet that could have led scientists to its nest has evaded experts once more, following a lost signal.
Last week, scientists with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA)captured a live Asian giant hornet known as "murder" hornets for their ability to decimate honeybee populations and used dental floss to attach a tracking device to its body, which "worked quite well," said Sven Spichiger, WSDA's managing entomologist, during a news conference on Monday.
When scientists released the hornet into the wild onto an apple tree, they were initially successful in tracking the insect, but after some time they were unable to locate a signal when it flew into a heavily vegetated area and then quickly darted away – thus evading the scientists.