The bee assassins silently patrolled the garden at dusk, targeting only the largest wasps.

A bee assassin waited patiently on the petunia, ready to ambush any small insects that came to sip nectar.

At night, assassin bugs lie in wait on garden plants and ambush unsuspecting insects.

An assassin fly landed on the old windowsill, waiting to ambush its next insect prey.

At dusk, assassin flies lined the tall grass, ambushing moths that drifted by.

When reporters learned of Gladstone's sneer, they mockingly labeled Sultan Abdul Hamid II the Great Assassin.

A grass assassin bug patiently stalked a caterpillar among the blades of grass.

The bodyguard refused to leave the assassinatee's side until the investigation was complete.

During the investigation, the intelligence agency uncovered evidence that several assassinatees had been followed for months.