Hu tou feng, Hǔ tóu fēng: 3 definitions
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虎頭蜂 [hǔ tóu fēng] [hu tou feng]—
Phylum Arthropoda (節肢動物門 [jie zhi dong wu men]), Class Insecta (昆蟲綱 [kun chong gang]), Order Hymenoptera (膜翅目 [mo chi mu]), Family Vespidae (胡蜂科 [hu feng ke]). Its body has alternating black and yellow stripes (黑黃相間的條紋 [hei huang xiang jian de tiao wen]). The sting (螫針 [shi zhen]) at the end of its abdomen (腹部末端 [fu bu mo duan]) is connected to a venom gland (毒腺 [du xian]). When it stings people (螫人 [shi ren]), it injects venom (毒汁 [du zhi]) into the human body, often causing fatalities (致命 [zhi ming]). It mostly feeds on insects (昆蟲 [kun chong]) and small animals (小型動物 [xiao xing dong wu]).
虎頭蜂：動物名。節肢動物門昆蟲綱膜翅目胡蜂科。身上有黑黃相間的條紋，腹部末端的螫針與毒腺相連，螫人時將毒汁注入人體，常使人致命。多以昆蟲和小型動物為食。
hǔ tóu fēng: dòng wù míng. jié zhī dòng wù mén kūn chóng gāng mó chì mù hú fēng kē. shēn shàng yǒu hēi huáng xiāng jiān de tiáo wén, fù bù mò duān de shì zhēn yǔ dú xiàn xiāng lián, shì rén shí jiāng dú zhī zhù rù rén tǐ, cháng shǐ rén zhì mìng. duō yǐ kūn chóng hé xiǎo xíng dòng wù wèi shí.
hu tou feng: dong wu ming. jie zhi dong wu men kun chong gang mo chi mu hu feng ke. shen shang you hei huang xiang jian de tiao wen, fu bu mo duan de shi zhen yu du xian xiang lian, shi ren shi jiang du zhi zhu ru ren ti, chang shi ren zhi ming. duo yi kun chong he xiao xing dong wu wei shi.
虎頭蜂 t = 虎头蜂 s = hǔ tóu fēng p refers to “hornet”.
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