Assertion: hornet | /r/HasProperty | aggressive
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: during this stage
type: TEMPORAL
value: in defending their nests
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Remember, since hornets are aggressive and will furiously defend their nest, removal should be done while dressed in a fully protective bee suit and faced protecting veil.
text: Hornets and wasps are aggressive insects which can attack and even chase people when threatened while bees are less aggressive and only sting when cornered and when left alone they don’t attack.
text: Remember, since hornets are aggressive and will furiously defend their nest, removal should be done while dressed in a fully protective bee suit and faced protecting veil.
text: Hornets are typically aggressive, and some individuals may be allergic to their sting.
text: Social wasps and hornets, on the other hand, can be extremely aggressive if you threaten their lives or their nests.
text: Although they may be aggressive, they do not attack unless provoked.
text: Hornets are aggressive and very protective of their nests.
text: Hornets are aggressive and very protective of their nests.
text: Contacting a professional pest control company for identification is recommended because hornets are very aggressive when humans or animals approach the hive.
text: The hornets are territorial and will be aggressive when something gets close to their nest but are not as aggressive far away from their homes.
text: The hornets are very aggressive during this stage and may attack animals or humans that wander too close to the occupied beehive.
text: A hornet will often be aggressive when provoked, and will sting.
text: Hornets are considered pests, and are aggressive in defending their nests when threatened.
text: However, if the nest is disturbed or the hive feels threatened, hornets can be extremely aggressive.
text: Hornets are very aggressive and if their nests are threatened they can sting and their stings can be fatal and very dangerous to human life.