Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rapid growth and potential risks associated with the breeding and sale of hornets, particularly the aggressive species known as "killer hornets," in China, emphasizing the economic opportunities and ecological threats involved [1]. Company Overview - Huang's Bee Industry Co., located in Longling County, Yunnan Province, is one of the earliest companies in China to breed and sell various types of hornets and provide training on hornet breeding techniques [1]. - The company charges a tuition fee of 6,666 yuan for training, which includes the purchase of queen bees and hives at discounted prices for students [1]. Industry Insights - The market for hornet pupae is significant, with the highest sales occurring in the Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan provinces, where up to 20 tons can be sold in a single day [1]. - The breeding of hornets, particularly the aggressive "killer hornet" species known as the Seven Mile Hornet, poses serious risks to public safety and biodiversity, as these hornets are known for their extreme aggression and ability to attack in swarms [1]. Ecological Impact - The unregulated breeding of hornets has led to an increase in incidents of harm to humans and has caused significant damage to local biodiversity and ecological environments [1]. - The Seven Mile Hornet, recognized for its high production of pupae, is being bred in Sichuan, raising concerns about the potential for large-scale farming of this dangerous species [1].