Wasp Killing Machine
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In the beginning the wasps flew directly to the wire without hesitation. Now there seems to be a change in the behaviour in the remaining population. Instead of flying directly into the wire, they are now more hesitant. Many of them seem to be attempting to avoid the wire. How can this change in behaviour in the remaining population be explained? Most likely a wasp can see the wire better than humans can. But how is the association with the wire and danger established? - Věda a technologie
I’m disgusted. You ought to have waited for night when they were all sleeping and relocated the nest. Everyone knows wasps don’t sting when it’s dark outside. Shame on you.
I wanted to relocate the nest but i could not find out where you live.
Relocate a wasp nest...mm how about no?
Those fuckers are not wanted by anyone, don't produce something with a value and are generally A-holes.
I have burned, poisoned, waked and what not thousands of those fuckers in my grandmothers village. They just multiply and wait to get the munchies from the grapes she was looking after.
Kill a wasp, save a bee.
Bitch it wasn’t dark outside maybe he didn’t feel like waiting on bullshit like that
Wasps will definitely sting at night.
Oh yes Ben,you are right; they will sting you at night especially if you're vibrating like this motor.😀 I've had the vibrations from car exhaust bring out massive swarms of yellowjackets from the ground.
The bleeding hearts in this comment section are an absolute riot, but this is a masterpiece of ingenuity. 10/10 going to set up one myself
Wasps kill about as many people per year as dogs. Imagine if people went around spraying dogs with poison and burning them alive. LOL stupid bleeding hearts!
@Jonnathan Crane Those tame dogs kill more people than wasps do. *shrug* If im a wasp and you're a dog than you are the killer and threat not me. Wasps are more important to the environment as well but someone as...simple.. as yourself wouldn't get that.
@@redhammer92 PRAY TELL ME HARK>>>WHAT DO WASPS DO FOR MAN!
@@redhammer92 There is more wasps idiot
Not the same
Sorry but I must call you i
I guess they're not a _fan_ of your machine.
My machine is cool with a fan!
Nice pun!
hahahahaha
I'm always glad to see solutions that avoid using poisons. Well done.
we use a big metal fan, about 20 inches square with a mesh over the exit side. Then we hold it up next to the nest, they get sucked into the fan by the air, if they survive being chopped up they get caught against the mesh and can't fly back out due to the fan blowing air. Then just lower and spray with wasp killer to kill any that the fan didn't get.
I really like your fan idea, and wondered if you could drip feed some liquid into the fan vortex, like the timed air fresheners. Then, all of the wasps locked inside the fan would die. Now, I am hoping for yellow jackets to invade my property, to try out these ideas!
I came upon a huge wasp nest once, when I was a kid, while hiking with a couple of other boys. I decided I wanted to get a look at the thing, and I approached to within 5 feet of it, slowly, and respectfully. Then one of the other kids, while still standing 20 or 30 feet behind me, decides it would be really funny to chuck a rock at it, to piss those buggers off. It worked, but the funny thing is that they brushed my face whilst going around me, without stinging me, and went after the kid who threw the rock, and chased him all the way the hell out of dodge. They are smarter than we give them credit for. The remaining population is avoiding your trap because they have figured it out, albeit by attrition.
Lmao
That's the best story I've heard today and I don't even know you.
+DCussen now you know
I didn't know that kid, and I never saw him again. He was my friend's friend, and not a close one. But I'm sure he got stung quite a few times, before he ran off, and they chased him, and pressed the attack, I wasn't surprised that we never heard of him again. My friend's family farm was the highest point in the neighborhood, and we could see him still running whilst flailing his arms around, and wiping at his face, for over a 1/4 of a mile from where we were. All the way to his house, if I recall. They were pissed. My friend was standing right next to the prick, and they didn't sting him, either, they knew who threw the rock.
this is one of those stories that gets better with time isnt it
what the fuck am I doing? i have an exam tomorrow
+MitchWasTaken How'd the exam go?
+Chase Homan Fail.
+MitchWasTaken HAHAHAHAHA That is exactly what I was just thinking. Then I decided to waste even more time and read the comments. Then I found your little gem here.
+MitchWasTaken UAHAHAHAHA!!!! Sometimes it is extremely rewarding to watch youtube videos and read the comments!
I have two final exams to study but I'm a senior so..
4:21 well when you wake up to a rancid smell of death and you go your front door only to notice it is painted red with the blood and guts of your family you tend to be a little more cautious than usual about the spinning whip of death that has suddenly appeared in front of it.
i dont support this but this comment is hilarious lmao
://RAPTOR2K you don’t support killing pests? :/
That pinned comment about "should've relocated the nest" hahahahahaha
"I won"
hahaha love it.
1.6 thousand people don't know the difference between wasps and bees
This video went from engineering to behavioural zoology real fast
As a postal carrier who is stung multiple times a year by wasps and hornets, I appreciate this video. I enjoy the friendly honey bees though.
Honeybees mind their own bees-ness.
I feel your pain. I work in the oilfield and I've been stung about 20 times this year just minding my own damn business. One day I got stung by 2 or three of them around 6 times. One was in my shirt stinging me all the way down.
Hornets are actually awesome man
Hornets are killing other wasps
@@CallMeArashi hornets are basically wasps
Oh man, my mailbox has those… I just help my mailman 😟
Wasps are such aholes. They were probably trying to sting the motor.
Yard Sale Dale yeah guys we did it! The chainsaw is finally dead!
Wasps are total dicks. Sure, I respect their right to live and have families, until they come near me, then I want them dead
Sophia Bogard wasps are a good defense weapon ! * Put some of the Queen's scent on you & anybody else come close to you will pay the price *!😎
Mike Hawkins I will. Thanks for the 🎗️support.
Zach The Ripper Wow! I wouldn't of done that unless my friend wasn't allergic to stings. Sounds like he deserved it though. 😂Hahaha! I know the feeling. Thanks.
This is the most relaxing extermination I've ever seen. Like the pitter patter of rain.
smokinapancake1234 fell asleep to it :)
"how is the association with the wire and danger established?"
Oh I don't know, it could have something to do with seeing their friends guts being flung around in front of them.
Its more likely due to pheromones. They don't really _see_ they're dead friend's guts so much as they _smell_ them.
This comment cracked me up lmfao
Ever since I was a young boy playing out at my grandmother's farm, I developed a deep hatred of yellowjackets since my cousin and I got stung so many times. It became a life-long ambition to kill any and all yellowjackets whenever I came across them. I like this guy's ingenuity. A man after my own heart. The only good wasp is a dead wasp.
Jim Johnston You'll be a wasp in your next life. 😂Haha! Karma is waiting for you. Too bad for you.
@@rexluminus9867
No such thing as karma. If so, prove it.
@@rexluminus9867 lol
@@wuddude1599 Better start researching it. ASAP. You'll be suprised.
@@rexluminus9867
In other words you don't have any evidence to offer?
I did something like that with a yellow jacket nest in the ground outside my backdoor. I took the guard off of a small desk fan, put it directly over the hole and plugged it into an extension cord so it would reach. I came back a day later. It killed THOUSANDS of them.
I've been watching a lot of these kind of videos lately. Today I got stung in the neck by a yellow jacket for the first time in probably six years. Bet it knew I was watching this!
Longer wire would sort out the clever ones.
4x4 & Ponds UK how would that sort them?
@@wrexhamwales4806
LOL!
;-)) ;-D ;-))
They don't get 'clever'. They are literally crawling out of the nest and EATING the guts of the dead ones. Why fly off for food when it's at your doorstep?
The last 2 seconds is the best part. Winning.
"But how is the association with the wire and danger established?"
The smell of dead body goo on the wire
Any ants below will be thrilled.
Either pay rent or get out
I think your invention should be submitted for consideration for a Nobel Prize in Science! Brilliant.
There's only 2 people that have ever said "I don't really have anything against wasps". A wasp, and the devil!!!
No wonder the wasps are confused and change behaviour, they are becoming bee headed!
+Paxmax BOO.
+wreyaht what?!? a heckler.? =o) sensitive to semantic jokes much? english teacher or teachers pet? *ribbing*
This joke is so bad it stings.
Paxmax 🍻😂
My type of humor. Paxmax, you killed it! xD
Oh yeah, I just got stung from does d heads, watching this makes me feel better.
'You have triggered the wasp lovers'
I'd love to see just how much they appreciate wasps when they get swarmed by a nest that size.
@@toxicavenger6172 same lmao
@@toxicavenger6172 You're more likely to get attacked by a dog. Maybe a few people a year "get swarmed"
@@redhammer92 yeah that's only because most people don't stumble on a nest this size very often. Plus most people are smart enough to stay the hell away.
jiveAt5 Okay, I agree. Wasp lives matter. I guess I’m ignorant and uneducated. I have absolutely no clue. I had no idea that it is possible to relocate a wasp nest. I’m deeply ashamed. Can you recommend a wasp relocation agency? Maybe I can sell the wasp nest on eBay? Would you be interested in buying the wasp nest at a very reduced price?
Ridanos Protectors 😂😂😂
great sense of humour haha.... intelligent solution to get rid of wasps
I see you choose the wasp removal service
Hei fra Norge! I go shopping in Sweden once or twice a month
Hey, i will adopt a wasp, But only one, and i will make sure to raise it right 😀
When wasps die or are injured near the nest chemical signals are sent to the hive that change behaviour - a warning perhaps to evacuate or attack in numbers. I suspect that the chemical signals built up to a large extent and a threat to the entire hive spread throughout the rest of the wasp colony. The only thing different outside the entrance to their hive was the motorised spinning wire which was both visible and audible to the wasps. The spinning wire and motor was seen as a threat or predator to the wasp colony. It could have been a bear or human being with a spray can, it doesnt really matter. The important thing to the wasp colony is the threat and the detection of dead wasps which triggered a collective response. This happens in ant colonies and bee hives etc.... Not surprised at the the response. A god example of this is the use of smoke in the passification of bees as the bee keeper extracts the honey. Most people believe that the smoke acts to dazzle the bees or confuse them. In reality smoke implies fire and fire triggers a response in the colony to protect queen and evacuate. The bees then gorge themselves on honey and prepare for evacuation of the hive. They rarely sting in this state and are not dazzled by the smoke - like the wasps they are ressponding to natural and environmental triggers and circumstances
Smoke doesn't work on wasps
this is true. But you can lace your smoking lantern with cyanide
they dont protect the Queen or have large reserves of food. Wasps are basically clowns in a circus of freaks and maggots
The do react to smoke but not so much as honey bees. Honey bees, when smoke is present, engorge themselves with honey so if the hive has to vacate, they can supply food to other hive members. When they are engorged, they are virtually unable to sting.
I have a bees nest near my home that resides inside the end of a guard rail. I can block the entrance with my gas weed whacker and the bees will not exit the hive. I can kick the guard rail to elicit a response and still get nothing. I can see them hanging out...but they will NOT exit for any reason. I do not have to kill even one wasp for them to not want to exit into the spinning wire.
Lol.….the text in the video is hilarious!!!
COOL INVENTION I LOVE IT!!!!
I GUESS THE PEOPLE THAT DISAGREE WITH YOUR METHOD, DON'T KNOW WHAT SOME WASPS SPECIES DO TO BEE COLONIES.
The wire probably got coated with "danger" pheromones.
Library Rat that was the first thing I thought! Either that or all the dead wasp entrails on the windowsill outside the window made them scared to leave the hive because of the smell. This makes sense because hive insects have pretty good sense of smell for sure
maybe some were able to report the "undefeatable" persistent threat... so they moved. I really like your idea, great work!
Library Rat thanks! If you haven't seen anything on that it's fascinating. Best example I've found of how important that is to them are other insects that mimic their scent to get into the hive, they have no clue by feel or sight that they are invaders.
Maybe there were just less of them?
Cole Man
Evidence for such a profound statement ? Without it you ARE the dumbass. BTW yes pheromones exist , dumbass and the Earth is NOT flat.
I would love to see this in 1080p, and 14,000 fps
I think the wire should be a little longer
Would be awesome!
I was literally typing this, and I saw your comment.
And HELL YES.
Jacob Ingram a
There;s something fascinating and hilarious to seeing the wasps buzz around and having them disappear with a little tink noise. I'll keep this method in mind :)
How to be a badass 101
This was so satisfying I can sleep to this
There are actually pheromones or special chemical substance that is released when a wasp dies. Certain wasps from the hive can sense these chemicals that signal to swarm because their nest might be in danger. These pheromones are somewhat diluted by some if not most wasp sprays. Wasp sprays kill wasps by basically suffocating them because they breath through their "skin".
The ending lol
Very Ingenious of you to invent such a simple yet effective device that not only deals effectively with those Nasty Wasps, but is entertaining as well. Now on my Projects List.
5:48 the best part of the video
arnola88gt agreed. Lol
would have been nice to see this in SLOW MOTION
I know, huh?
+Greg L no man... I'm talking you can see the wasp beating it's wings and then see the whip coming around and then splat. . 25 not slow enough. Lol
i thaught the same damn thing brother.. wasps are just fucking assholes! Slay them all i say!
yea! something like 100,000 frames per second
They're liars too.
your daughter marry one?!.. bee realistic.
Okay I will try to bee
Beehave 🐝
@Booboobear2388 You mean "Oh bee"
The reason for the change in behavior is that Wasps(and bees) communicate through smell. When a Wasp stings, or senses danger, the secrete a pheromone that tells other Wasps -Danger. After 30 minutes of killing Wasps the wire was no doubt covered in this smell, hence the other wasps are now looking for the danger.
Your watermark is obviously a ghost image of your cat i am so sorry for your sad loss
+richcampoverde Yes! That is my Bengal cat Goldie who died some years ago.
+Ridanos Protectors a sad loss you clearly loved your cat and miss him enough to honour his memory in this wonderful way
my friends did it a whole different way
+Ridanos Protectors Instead of the wasps seeing the wire is it possible that they could smell the death of there comrades on the wire and avoided it
Christian Mangubat remembered their cat in some fitting way?
Must do this on a larger scale. Faster motors, thicker wire, KILL KILL KILL
Gregory Evans Countless videos News Media videos depicting killings in the hood.... que Curb your Enthusiasm music
Eddie Castaner Hey dipshit, how do you know he’s black?
Dylan Stassen Are you trying to kill humans?
Demloki21 you assumed I assumed.
Eddie Castaner It’s not an assumption based on the context of your statement. I’m sure you excel at speaking out of the side of your neck, that’s cowardly but then again maybe you’re ok with that.
I'm here only observing the burns that Mr Ridanos are giving in those smart asses. Hilarious.
I love to roast trolls!
Keep the good work!
Yes sir!
I know right, need to test that wasp swatter on these trolls
I love the trolls they are so easy match.
I posted an ad on Springfield, MO Craigslist to see if any wasp lovers wanted to volunteer to relocate 5 nests on my property. Didn't get any responses except for laughter, so I built one of these. I used plastic trimmer line but it still worked very well Thanks for the idea!
Dustin Scott Hornet King -(czcams.com/channels/b.html He has a very interesting channel.
I love the sound they make when they get hit.
AWESOME!; Why not add say 5 wires? I used to grind concrete to do Epoxy Resin floors, had a BIG HTC 26D single phase vacuum cleaner/dust extractor with a 2.5 inch internal diameter hose. [single phase]. I had bees getting into my house about this high too,;through my weather boards in a 2 inch hole, I set up a few extension wands, got the wand RIGHT underneath the hole, turned it on for 3 days and sucked every single bee in. Must of been close to a million. The bees were stinging me, and everyone that visited me and they were in my wall, so it was time TO GO.
@ WILL PACK. Wasps that are aggressive have no place on earth. Australia has the damned European wasp,;one can sting multiple times [forever] let alone getting a swarm on you. They kill native bees and are very aggressive towards people, your above comment has no place or meaning for agro wasps. Go pedal your enviro nonsense somewhere else.
+Will Pack Oh no.. I knew I'd come across an activist like yourself (WILL PACK) if I kept reading the comments. That's just a retarded thing to say. If I had a nest in/on my house, I'd kill every LAST ONE too. Now, on the other hand, I wouldn't go around finding bees nests just to extinguish them.
Aaaaaahhhh , another pest that ravishes the new Zealand biodiversity that has come from Aussie! although I cant complain. I make loads of money killing wasp nests each summer. so thanks..... kinda
Will Pack wow dude. That's deep man. Save the wasps!
I would like to take a large version of that to the supermarket when I go shopping while it's busy.
hahahaha i know how you feel 😂😂
Or to a best buy on black friday
People for the ethical treatment of wasps have been notified
Oh no!! , please!
From what I've read, all things related to ants, including wasps, communicate primarily through pheromones - chemical signals. They are especially good at communicating about travel routes, as their entire purpose in life depends on extremely reliable travel and navigation. Likely, the wasps who were dying after being hit were emitting pheromones to signal that the known route is bad. They were hesitating out of mere confusion, waiting for leadership.
Here's my idea about why the wasps' behaviour changed. The dying wasps (presumably being slightly damaged) release a chemical that all in the nest wasps recognise as "killed wasp", the smell of which implies a place that is dangerous, so they stay away.
I was about to sell my house. You saved me. Thank you, good sir.
The agent and/or code inspector would have made you get rid of the wasps before transferring the title.
Not in this case. In this case it's a guy being an emotional twat. "You saved me?" "Good sir?" Please. It's emotional gushing, not figurative language. Figurative language would have been if he said something like "You saved me from hiring an exterminator" when he was never gonna do that anyway. When all he meant to say was this is the technique he used to do it himself.
Kube Dog
You should have concluded that I was exaggerating the impact of this then. lol
I think most understood it as a joke.
Kube Dog No family. Waster.
Oh, look, a cavemen grunts and asserts himself.
Gosh, i thought nothing could be better than watching those Foxes jumping on a trampoline, but this is pretty darn entertaining.
“what’s wrong Obe Wasp Kinobe?”
“i sensed a weakening of The Hive, like dozens of wasps crying out suddenly, then gone.”
I love that 9 out 10 wasps were cleanly split. Abdomens and thoraxes lie in separate piles.
Essentially a weedwacker on a stick. Neat idea.
well a waspwhacker on a stick
rc3291 Quick go trademark it.
+Friendly Metroid Watch someone turn this into a sex toy.....The Cock or Pussy whacker 2000. Just wait for the whole new subgenera of porn to come from this
This thing would cut your junk in twain. Safeword is eunuch.
+Friendly Metroid If you've ever seen the pain Olympics you'd see people are into that, this guy took a knife and a hatchet to his junk and popped his balls out nut by nut it was intense as fuck.
This is pure genius. I have been stung by honey bees, hornets, yellow jackets and paper wasps. I hate all these little bastards.
"I won." LOL Priceless! Cheers, mate.
Yes. Exactly what I want to see. Them bastards got me behind the the knee last year.
I was a farmer, until I took a wasp to the knee.
+MrAstrojensen lmfao, hadn't heard that meme in a while
+MrAstrojensen very good, you made whiff out air out of my nostrils.
Behind the knee yeah? That's nothing. Them cunts got me behind my BRAIN last week !!
Hahahahahaha
I think the change in behavior is due to only some wasps being born with a disposition to the danger the wire creates. Eventually you wipe out most of the population of wasps without the disposition, leaving behind the more cautious ones. No individual wasp has adapted or had a change in behavior, but the general population of the hive has changed.
Yes, right, those lazy lucky wasps have allways been there. This is also one of the ways evolution by natural selection works. Yesss yess be lazy !
Nope. Heads gettn lopped off changes views instantly. Henry proved that. So did Vlad the Impaler. You guys are simply over thinking or trying to show us how smart you are. Adios
That made absolutely no sense
The wasps can detect chemical pheromones associated with dead wasps. Its not that impressive behavior
Based on what David? Your and his combined pseudo scientific gibberish? You both have the IQ of a toenail i hope you do realize that. Thank god, we do not depend on idiots like you two, the only reason they behave that way. Is because they can detect their little buddies being dead, it's called nature. Has nothing to do with evolution directly it's how things work (meh evolution has HAD a hand in making these little creatures) , But is has nothing with that entire paragraph of gibberish directly. One word..pheromones
Uhm....that's how evolution works, educated vs uneducated (you two)
music to my ears
Super slow mo would be awesome.
Where's the slow mo guys when you need em
Yes, that would be good!
Wasps give off chemical pheromones to alert the nest of danger. I assume the injured and killed wasps emitted this and it led to the rest being cautious of anything new.
Because we reason, we tend to think other creatures reason too. It's mostly instinct from millions of years evolving I'm sure. Swarms, herds, flocks and schools tend to appear almost intelligent to us... but each individual is responding to a stimulus from conditions affecting them as a group.
+billinct860 In other words they shit themselves, the others then picked this up, not rocket science.
+billinct860 It is interesting that you say that and it is true. I built an electric wasp zapper and after the first few wasps have popped, the other wasps are more cautious and it takes longer for them to fly through the electric grid.
+billinct860 ... Call it "instinct", "responding to stimulus", or whatever, gives it a name but still does not explain any mechanism.
Working with humans you get the idea that when you tell them something they understand. With dogs, less. With chickens, zero. But with people, there are various levels. Some understand slower, and there are those humans who don't. I think animals are basically the same thing, just stupider. Some people can understand nuclear physics; some just don't even try, no interest. Such things are out of their realm. I think animals are about the same, they just leave the advanced thinking to the people. They just know how to find their food etc. and that's all they care about. [Sort of like the folks at YoutTube who know how to collect advertizing money but cannot implement even a simple text editor here, a problem that was solved over 50 years ago]
Of course, if you take the view that the animals are thinking too, just on a more rudimentary level, you STILL have only given it a name, you haven't explained any mechanism. Nobody really knows how thinking happens.
Dr. Oz: +billinct860 Nah, this is expected because of the change in wind flow the fan does to the surroundings, in nature the first and foremost adaptation of flying creatures is the wings and with insect the hive mentality to booth. This creatures do not fly when their is a typhoon you know cause it will most certainly kill them, pheromones are just like colors it gives the location but these creatures can identify what to do for themselves, if biting works the other repeat it if it does not they just avoid it unless it goes inside the colony. I know this because me and my friend the Bee Man are constantly looking for giants hornets pollen to add in my vitamin products.
The only problem i have with this movie, is how few wasps die
I'll try to do better next time
Love your sense of humor! And this machine is genius
Ruthlessly efficient. Clever
The change in the populations behavior was due to natural selection, the wasps that were essentially too dumb to go around the wire died, leaving the smarter wasps, which take a safer route, alive.
ERYCROD7 Darwin Loves You
+ERYCROD7
Now if only some humans could learn ... XD
+ERYCROD7 ... they all have identical genes tho, why are some smarter and some dumber
My hero thats badass idea. Never would have thought of that.
After the first 800 wasps said "hold my beer and watch me fly right through that twirling line", the others finally caught on and simply walked over to the next house to continue the party, behavior pattern solved!
Two wasps leaving the hive together. One wasp says to the other "okay, so I have to get milk, eggs, hey, what's tha-" WHAP!!
(**Female wasp screams in horror as her husband's decapitated body squirts blood everywhere until his final heart beat**)
And flew to the wire second later.
Ingenious. Now I must go do it!
The end of the video was the best part. Exactly what I wanted to see.
lmao maybe it's the 3 foot high pile of wasp directly under the wire that tells them to be careful
How did they establish the danger from the wire? Dunno, could be the guts from its brothers and sisters splattered around? Good idea though and a nice observation!
I have added your video to my wasps playlist. Excellent work.
+RODALCO2007
Heheh, I'm going to have to make a wasp removing playlist as well! XD
This comment brings me all kinds of joy for some reason.
lol that comment somehow brightened my day a lil bit and i have no clue why
I was skeptical until he showed the ground. I just lack his patience! Well played sir!!!
Great video, I love this machine. The people that don't like it probably have the same IQ as a wasp.
Pitty assumption, and wrong. Typical US approach: kill whats usefull and kill what really matters on this planet. Then buy more stuff to destroy it by shooting XD
Or are a wasp!!
so satisfying to watch :D
Wow, a really trumpic comparison. So unexpected XD U have the IQ of a person defending a guy building a wasp killing mashine instead of fixing his house. Carry on, Private Paula, make ´em proud!
And Andrew, despite your flat earth theories, wasps aint intelligent so they can´t have an IQ. Their actions are based on programming and biochemically communicated coorperation. There would be a probability you could know that, if you wouldn´t use the internet only to watch porn, cat and wasp killing videos.
I don't know how many of you out there remember the Bug Zapper, but I haven't had a good laugh listening to the tick sounds in this video since my first experience with the Zapper. I'm wiping away tears of laughter.
Remember when a June bug would hit the bug zapper. It would zap for up to 30 seconds. There was alway the not being able to peel you eyes away because the June bug might burst into flames while its zapping lol 😂
Works pretty good man
I like your idea. No poison, portable, and effective.
"I don't really have anything against wasps"
Lmao i don't why i found that so funny.
Imagine rigging up a solar powered one.
Your an ideas man!
Cool idea/ device. Quite clever.
Absolutely genius idea! I love it
Man, so many of them dead, i knew they were being killed, but after continuous sound of them getting hit by the wire i started thinking it just slaps them, thanks for showing the end result.
You sir, are everything that is RIGHT with ‘Merica. Now, if only there was a digital “kill counter” that could be displayed from inside the window...
I do not think it's very likely that the wasps can see the wire. If they could, they would have avoided it to start with. What they CAN perceive, however, is the chemical signature of many, many dead wasps which is being splattered all over the place and hanging in the air from prior deaths. To them I imagine it is like if you walked into a house and smelled the reek of a hundred dead bodies. Probably a bit more extreme for the wasps, though, as scent and chemical markers are their primary way of perceiving and communicating about the world.
yeah like at first, the bees smell it a little, so they're assuming that there is a threat that killed off a few of them. they can potentially take it down. then later, there is even more of the smell which seem like a huge treat to them
"Step out-a line, they come and take you away. " Great killing machine. I once from inside my house vacuumed many hundreds of yellow jackets that had a nest in the sash cavity - they were all out on the window trying to get outside. I snuck up from behind with my wand and went all Sargent York on their butts.
I think you're giving them more credit than they deserve. I think what you're observing as a change in behavior is actually the rest of the apartment waking up when their buddies don't return with corndogs and Slurpees(tm). Kinda like when Han Solo realizes Luke hasn't come back from checking out an "asteroid" in Episode V...
"I won" - Quite simply, this was amazing. xD
Why would idiots give this a thumbs down. Great video
Last summer I took the pheromone scent pack out of a new yellow jacket trap and tucked it inside of my bug zapper next to the light bulb. Plugged it in during the day and sat back with a peach iced tea and enjoyed the show. It worked well for weeks.
"I won" lmao! My favorite part is the close up of the aftermath.
This is a clear case for the SlowMoGuys :D
I thought this was going to be a Monsanto commercial. You know - the way they collapsed bee colonies.
The flaming cat walking at the bottom right hand side was the best part of the video