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Pavel1, 13.07.2006 15:29
Dear experts of the insect world!
Sorry that the question is a little off topic, I just got desperate to find it on the Internet. The question is: where (in which country/region) are hornets not found? The North Pole is not meant to suggest a more or less "civilized" place. The fact is that I have a phobia of these insects since childhood, I can lose consciousness from just looking at them. The period May-October turns into a nightmare, all the time on the street in constant tension. Now, having the opportunity to work anywhere in the world where there is an Internet connection, I am seriously thinking about moving to a place where there are no mentioned insects.
All the articles on the topic that I read on the Internet say that they are "distributed everywhere". But this cannot logically be the case! In the tundra, for example, they definitely do not exist. Another thing is that living in the tundra is unrealistic. So maybe there are more civilized areas? Let's say Murmansk or Iceland or northern Canada for example?
Thank you in advance for your answer.
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