This would be like a dragon flying to a city eating all the babies, while actively ignoring human defenses....then leaving. Damn mother nature....you scary
Got to kind of smirk at nature. I'm thinking of the Gazelle. That mofo can run 60 mph and pretty much outrun anything on the Serengeti. And smile while doing it. Until he looks over and see the Cheetah (65-80mph) smiling at him. Now I can imagine the Gazelle saying to itself. Now aint this a B@#$%....lol
This would be like a dragon flying to a city eating all the babies, while actively ignoring human defenses....then leaving. Damn mother nature....you scary
To be precise, this bird is a Crested Honey Buzzard, which should not be confused with the European Honey Buzzard. Cool footage!
Here's a short movie of the European honey buzzard, from our little forest in the middle of France: czcams.com/video/sdZzh9XtN2A/video.html :)
Dang I got stung after a bee hit my steering wheel, and landed on my jeans. I felt wasted. Had to park for half an hour. One sting.
Beautiful looking bird.
Many thanks
7:30 enjoying the grubs. good documentation footage, have seen a few of those birds but yet to witness this behavior.
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what behavior?
Ultra legend Honey Buzzard
Amazing footage, thank you! Did the bird peel the nest off by itself?
Yes
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They can sting all the like it doesn't bother the bird.
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God has endowed it with very tightly-fitting feathers, like a shield of armour.
how is that possible???
@@samoriab5999GOD’S PLAN!
Wow those bees can sting all they want but it has armor that cannot be broken nice
Honey Buzzard: You can Sting Me All You Want But It Doesn’t Hurt Me.
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Must be a Dane Cook fan: "I would punch every bee in the face" 😂
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Excellent record
Many thanks
Thank u so much
Most welcome 😊
Heh. Enjoyed a honeycomb appetizer before moving on to the main course of protein.
I want an armor like his
Not for sale 😅😅😅
Incredible
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I like discovering new nature's animals the honey buzzer wow ❤sweet 🎂🧁❤
Those are some big ass bees! .... I have never seen them this big!
Looks pretty normal to me.
That’s a big ass bird
Muito legal, natureza perfeita
Natureza coisa linda
It's prize is the maggots and bee honey too!!
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How did honey comb land on top of lentil ?
Nice video! I think it seems the wasps or hornets instead of honey bees.
No its honey be confirmed
@@rcrahul29 Ah ok!
@@UHarshanBlackBoy1995 Note the nest is built of wax instead of paper. But these raptors do eat both larva, of wasps and bees.
@@TheJacksnipe Ok
1950's sex ed. It was on filmstrip then.
🤓"That's the Birds and the Bees, son. Any questions?"
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Sooo, how fast do such honey bees nests move when theyre hunted?
3 months may be
@@rcrahul29 In 3 months they’re gone?
Food chain
gooddd
Thanks
Amazing. Praise Jah!!!🙏🏾
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How many creatures had to lose their life, for a birds' single meal? This is why i never listen to vegans
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I wonder why they don't sting the bird in the eyes. Thats the only part that's vunurable and will immediately neutralize the attacker.
Their eyes are actually not as vulnerable as you think. Their eyes & heads are made of hard scales kinda like a lizard to keep them from being stung.
@@tlworlds Eyes made of scales? You ok buddy?
@@tlworlds The eyes are actually protected by a unique membrane covering, not scales
@@wiadroman can u read buddie? U ohkay today? I said "not scales"
fearless guy
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Got to kind of smirk at nature. I'm thinking of the Gazelle. That mofo can run 60 mph and pretty much outrun anything on the Serengeti. And smile while doing it. Until he looks over and see the Cheetah (65-80mph) smiling at him. Now I can imagine the Gazelle saying to itself. Now aint this a B@#$%....lol
Наверное, полетела лапы помыть
It is eating the honey
no, larva
No it’s eating dirt
Osadharon !
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Free hornets nest removal 😅
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It’s hell
for us not for him, its a huge party for him actually.