Why Murder Hornets Are Only Dangerous to Americans
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- Recently, we’ve encountered a new invasive species in North America, the Giant Asian Hornet, or as they’ve been so alarmingly dubbed, Murder Hornets, but are they as dangerous as their name might suggest?
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Oh. Goodness. We're almost at 600k already? Thank you! ☕️
Brew NICE KEEP GOING
Your content is amazing :D
Keep going dude hope you get to a million this year!
Question could you live in only snack foods for a few months snack foods such as chips crackers desserts etc
Nice
The risk to humans is literally the “the likelihood is low, but never zero” meme
The fact that they have military strategy means at LEAST 1% definitely
or the Jim Carrey meme "so you're saying there's a chance"
"The probability is not zero."
13 people seems like quite a few.
But they're an invasive species that destroy american bees, y'know the bees that are endangered and have a pretty significant impact in our ecosystem and probably worse if their numbers keep declining.
"These hornets aren't murderers,they're just hornets"
Bees: I beg to differ
*unjust ... ;)
Seal have the same spirit toward killer whale
They are only "dangerous" because the americans trying to "protect" themselves will probably hurt them selfes and the of course dont have free healthcare soo thanks for coming to my ted talk
@@dork5339 that seems to be the american story recently. At least one, maybe both parties has realized that they are dependant to the loop of fear their population is in. :)
THEN BEG
Plot twist: While the American Honeybees don't have a response to Asian Hornets, Asian Hornets don't have a response to Africanized Honeybees.
Ooooh, plot twist!
*Hornet goes to an africanized hive. Attacks one bee*
Entire hive: "so you have chosen, Death.."
"American honeybees" were imported
@@phredphlintstone6455 Yes, they're actually an "invasive species"!
@@FYCH45 yes
3:50 "Chewed up balls of flesh" also known as "meatballs"
But Nelson, why are you like this?
@@Kneem "no no, he has a point"
This explains the ant arc of Hunter x Hunter.
Do you eat meatballs raw, not cooked? Pretty hard core.
"actual size"
People watching on a TV
*fear intensifies*
95 inch tv
Watches this video in a theater after we finish all viewings.
Watches in theatres using 3D glasses and 360 audio
People with miniplayer: "Pathetic"
Vr ubgrade?
So no one's going to talk about how Japanese honey bees literally cook the wasps as a defense??
Well if I'm correct some bees will cook their queen if the hive is unhappy with her, so why not cook something that's 5x larger than you
I hope some bees in the Western could do that too for defense purpose against these giant hornets.
They developed and learned that defense while coevolving with the Hornets. There is a big difference between just introducing an animal with no defence and an animal that has evolved with the problem
Well, it works if they cook the scouts, when the slaughter begins the bees are in a serious disadvantage.
@@clintonanderson7436 ...Yeah, that sure sounds awfully western LOL
Western bees: "DOWN WITH THE QUEEN DOWN WITH THE QUEEN REVOLUTION REVOLUTION REVOLUTION"
Eastern bees: "WE MUST COMBINE OUR POWER TO DEFEAT THIS ENEMY BEFORE HIS KIND ERADICATE OUR ENTIRE HIVE"
the scary thing about the hornets is that they exhibit a type of intelligence that we normally attribute to birds, making them capable of things we don't expect from insects.
So a possibility of pet hornets?
pet hornets
aww :)
I'm not an expert but to me they don't seem to be extraordinarily intelligent in the world of social insects. Just look at some of the behaviors some ant species have.
@@123stevehead but they are able to launch attacks
I live in Chiang Mai, Thailand and have been stung by a Asian giant hornet, whilst out riding my bike in the country, thing is they are huge, and I saw this one from a distance but seemed to veer into me and tagged me on me left thigh, sat there a moment then flew off. I can relate to the initial pain, it was a physical shock to the system. I stopped and got off the bike, and sat in the road as a wave of disorientation swept over me, and I was seeing waves of colours and I was nauseous . Meanwhile a large red welt had already developed with a small black spot in the centre. After a few minutes I felt like I could stand again and indeed, slowly rode the 10 km back home. by then my whole thigh had swollen up and was very hot to the touch. I got the wife to drive me to a local clinic and the doctor gave me a antihistamine injection and pain medication. That small black spot grew to around 3-4 mill across and eventually a fell off leaving a cone shaped divot from the dead skin.... I used to live in Australia and been stung by bull ants and they are a laugh compared to that bad boy...
It bloody hurt, mate..! Did more than count to ten or do the alphabet… you know it’s bad when the pain is disorienting..
Someone might have to develop sting-proof clothing for your "outdoorsiest" days* and a hat/cap would provide some protection for the head. Bug repellent might also work, too!
*If clothing were made like leather belts on the inside then it might be impenetrable to their stingers. You could also wear thin pajamas underneath it to alleviate concerns about sweating on leather.
@@pattrell5257 beesuits:
@@ItzBIULD Some times they get thru that shi
Jesus
I lived in Japan, never had an issue with these guys. They're freaking enormous, but they seem to largely mind their own business.
@Mushroom On A Keyboard to be more specific the us and perhaps other areas with similar environmental conditions
You mean they *largely* mind their own *beeziness*
Wait ? They don't do that wasp thing of overing while watching you closely , and then getting closer by sharp movements to the sides ?
If they don't do that then i am fine with them ...
@@mariadylewski6063 they eat bees
Also, many Japanese don't wear fragrance. Many compounds in perfume and cologne are a big lure for these hornets.
This is America, I’m getting the shotgun because it’s a big hornet.
flame throwers are better, plus you get a crispy snack
@@itchypit6413 yeah but i perfer a rpg
Arms for bees act
What if we introduced the 2nd amendment to the honeybee population so they can defend themselves?
Nah, I prefer an apache attack helicopter
3:49
Chill- “but why are you like this-?”
😭😂🤣
Please watch this corny Rap 10:53 to 10:58
XD IKR
I loved that
I heard it at the exact same time as I read your comrnt, and I had to rewind because I was so surprised lol
Person: "Oh no! Get out of the pool! It's a giant hornet!"
Hornet: "Yeah.. back away. That's right."
Person: "Oh god! Someone help us!"
100 Japanese Bees: "Hold our soda cans."
Your profile picture is so cute... im sorry it had to be said-
Bruh, Japanese honeybees are so amazing. They *_LITERALLY_* set their enemies on fire.
Oh so when bees light there enemy's on fire they're ''AMAZING'' but when I do it I'm ''UNDER ARREST'' and ''THE WORST FIREFIGHTER EVER". Sorry "KAREN" I thought we fought ''WITH'' fire not ''AGAINST" it. Smh.
@@mranxiety9995 I mean, you're not as cool as Japanese honeybee
@@hakimssszzz9289 oh. That's why. That makes sense.
@@mranxiety9995 *because bees are not your enemies. Be water, my friend*
Bruh
Like I said before:
Step 1: Move 100,000 miles away from the Earth
No.. it's too close
you only need to move 45 miles straight up not much survives there that doesent have a pressure vessel
@@killernat miles Don't matter now it's just the hornets THE HORNETS CAN GET UP THEREEEEE EEK WE NEED GO 450000000000000000 MILES UP
Step 2: make new planet
@@nottoogoodevan1715 step 3: combobulate.
I doubt I'm the first to point it out, but our own "American honeybee" isn't native to the Americas. We introduced the European honeybee way back when, because it's what we're familiar with, and even drove several native pollinators down, likely several even to extinction before we even had the chance to study them.
If the European honeybee is no longer cutting it, we can simply replace them with the Japanese honeybee, which has the same niche, _and_ a defense against these hornets.
With covid the number of shipping containers moving around the planet was far, far less than usual.
Yeah it was no accident, it was an attack on us, the people, a means to control us and make some more likely to lock themselves down until their handlers told them they may leave.
I was thinking the same thing about bringing asian bees to replace our bees but I didn't know they weren't native but brought over from Europe.
But even many Japanese beekeepers use European bees because of their greater production. Ideally you have European bees with the defensive capabilities of the Japanese ones.
4:30 that hornet straight up yeets a wasp out of his way
in that split second, that wasp was also beheaded/stabbed by massive stinger.... those slower videos of Giant Hornets attacking bees were in slow mo
Like seriously it's a wasp on steroids
"But why are you like this?"
Pure gold.
The average Canadians says to Americans
My BIL and I say this to my sister.
3:50 The ship has sailed Chill x Grill.
Brew: Are you sure about that!?
3:59
I found some beekeepers of Europe mounting giant bug zappers near the beehives.
As the wasps are phisically larger than the bees, the zapper can be made with an electrode distance that only zaps the wasps but not the bees.
Nice!
Here’s a 1 step guide to dealing with them:
Step 1. Join the SpaceX astronauts
Me: * joins spaceX astronouts*
@@Kay-uh8kb hornet *enters spaceship before launch
Or step 1 nuke
Literally the worst choice of people to be sending you into space.
Alternate step 1: Join spaceforce
And people call the outdoors “great”
UnknownRadio _ ...
Going outside is over rated ngl
George Boseah indeed
It is great it’s just also lethal
It depends on the person.
I am a master beekeeper in Southern California and I have to tell you you are spot-on with all your facts! 100% correct & entertaining too. Thank you for the video and keep on educating & entertaining us all.
When brew start rapping, i was like, “huh... but why are you like this-“
Everybody: *freaking out wanting an awnser*. Brew: “so you’ve been wondering where I’ve been”
the song is "I bet you're wondering where I've been."
_What You Would Do for Love_ by Bobby Caldwell
The answer is obviously scorpions
He searched to find the bees within
I really don’t like how their stingers pulsate, it’s so unnerving. Like it’s full of venom getting ready to inject all of it into your face.
The pulsing of insect abdomens is mostly just them breathing.
Abram Thiessen And I think they should stop
@@cheddarcheese4159 you have me laughing!
Said venom that can indeed melt your sting area off
I think that's where their heart's located.
3:49 ARE CHILL AND GRILL BOYFRIENDS BECAUSE THAT IS SO CUTE OMG
yes.. Grill said Chill is his boi
@@_ianjms Grill also has a Chill tattoo
wait it's multiple people???? i always thought it was this one dude making many different voices 'v'
Me to
For the amount of videos that are uploaded in comparison to the amount of work that they probably require.
It seemed unlikely to be one person anyway.
You're thinking of Homestar Runner.
"See if they can survive a north american winter"
Me, a californian : haha im in danger
the Russians who've used their winters against their enemies without fail: _жалкий_
@@ryansheffield1731 And new mexico
Alex Anderson Indiana gets cold af at least way up north by me
They survive the winter, Japan gets some pretty crazy snowfalls depending on where you are.
Ive also dug up hornet nests out of the snow before, and when it warmed up, they woke up.
Theyll survive the winter fine.
oh ok good luck bud
im surprised people are just now hearing about the giant asian hornet
My FIL was stung by one a few years ago. His hand looked like a baseball glove. 😬
I'm surprised people get surprised when they realize there's people who don't care that much about news related to North America. Keep up the good egocentrism! Cheers from Spain.
They were a thing everyone worried about a couple of months ago, it isn’t really new
i just knew about em.. and i am not in the us, how is that surprising
also i am not sure i got stung by a wasp... yet?
@@raultororomero9079 it's a numbers problem 🇺🇸 is the only large English speaking country.
And now you've reached the one million mark. Congratulations.
You need to do a deep dive into the invasive Japanese Joro spiders in the southeast USA. It’s hard to go outside in some areas without walking face first into the webs.
"There not murderers" meanwhile they just slaughtered 100s of bees... Yeah, super friendly lil guys
😂
It's common to humanise animals as if they should live by human ethics and morals and laws. But nature isn't functioning that way. The hornets follow their survival instincts as all predators do.
Yeah, not murderers, if anything they're killers. Only humans can be murdered
THIS VIDEO IS ANIMAL ABUSE!
JK Sorta
So basically these hornets are completely useless, a waste of space and do only terrible things.
Lol if you really think about it humans are just as useless on Earth haha
@@yifeiyang4079 if you really think about it life is useless to the earth.
@@yifeiyang4079 not fully, a lot of plants adapted to surviving by using humans. Sure, we kind of cultivated them for it, but it is a ecological chain that evolved.
@@ShadowAraun lol unfortunately it do be kinda true haha
Yeah, we should whipe then all out
9:05 the Japanese Honey Bees literally just jumped the hornet in seconds
3:50 so it is official. Grill and Chill are an item. The picture proves it. There's a heart above them and everything! Chill is so lucky to have Grill. Grill is so hot!
they're so cute together
There's a whole page on the "On The Hill" wiki dedicated to their moments.
I’m still going to buy a flamethrower just in case they get to Florida 🔥🔥🔥
Dude no, Florida is already hot enough as it is. From what i hear atleast. Im way off in canada
by a sweater instead, maybe some ice potions to reduce the body heat.. and make sure these potions aren't sweet as sugar cells attract hornets
This is the way
Florida man set fire to hornet nest, causes a F5 tornado
dude from what im hearing on the news about florida men you wont need it
Why don't scientists invend a trap that uses the hormone released during the hunting phase in order to lure the hornets towards the trap? That way, other insects won't be lured.
Somebody really should test this
It’s likely expensive to harvest/synthesize the hormones, but tru it is not a bad idea
Be to costly. Being because the hormone used is very specific to the one type and there are many. To costing when it can't get the majority. It is like takeing a cassette player and putting battery in it. It can only take one type,even if there are many types out there.
Genius
@@dudeletsplay4792 Till you factor in costs and how it's only useful to one species
I swear I saw one of these on my porch a few years ago- I was so freaked out- I had never seen a wasp THAT BIG
Congrats on the sub milestone, and reaching it so speedily too! I remember when you guys had exactly TWO uploads and I kept checking back in to see if there would be any more
Coyote peterson: *ight imma go get stung by one now*
How is he immortal tho
He has are ready been stung by one
You got the whole squad laughing 😐
I really encounter you everywhere don't I?
Still waiting for the moment when he will sting the insects
At 10:24 you say "It's yet to be seen if these hornets could survive a North American winter." Having lived in Japan for years, and the state of Rhode Island, I can say without question, Japanese winters on the main island of Honchu are at least as severe as any winter in the northern parts of the U.S.A. Having survived Japanese winters, these hornets would absolutely be able to survive North American winters.
b-but muh Africanized bees aren’t harmful (pro tip they are and ruthlessly exterminate native insect species)
Inland North America is muuuuch colder
I was about to say as I am wondering if these bees are mostly native to Okinawa or some other island or just take the mild winters of southern Kyushu. I also say what about the places that don’t get frost like Southern California, South Florida, and Hawaii.
I remwmber reading somewhere that while American bees do not possess the tactic to swarm and scorch wasp, that some colonies were already picking it up…. I really hope that is the case!
American bees had a 50% loss in 2022. We do not need the Hulk of Hornets Invading the North American Continent . The British Colombia area is not like most of the usa...but it means we have The Hulk of Hornets on the continent. In the north, do these Hulks like warmer climates? If so...well I might know where 50% of the bees went in 2022.. we can't have serial killer Hulk hornets in the usa.
My uncle used to have couple hornet nests on his farm every year. He was having fun standing outside with a blowtorch at dusk watching those little monsters burn their wings.
One thing he said to me: "if one fall behind your shirt, you are more likely to have heartatack because of fear of being stung, rather than of actual stung."
Good to know.
I'd rather take a heart attack over the sting any day
@@vinson3725 😂
OK I had a vespa Tropica nest in my room never bother me :) now they left their sting is very painful & u can get a fever don't bother them they won't bother u live and let live :)
So your uncle is a psychopath?
I dont see why they wouldnt survive American winter, japan has practically the same climates as NA.
Was thinking the same thing honestly, Aomori winter is about the same as an Albany winter.
@@RoanT13 It'll be about the same as coastal winters, more inland winters though might be a challenge.
Climate isn’t the only factor when it comes to survival. Although i can’t seem to give you a solid alternative, because i feel like i will mess it up
@@Vune_GG access to suitable food, air quality, average precipitation rates, and region specific germs and bacteria
They have been in America for years. I've seen less in recent years though. Located in western nc
Please keep the episodes coming, I really enjoy this show before bed, or first thing in the morning with coffee
We can always bring in another invasive species to deal with this invasive species. We'll worry about the new invasive species later.
I know an old lady who swallowed a fly...
Plot twist: Japan has winters too.
Besides, why would they leave the warm states? Only they really have to worry about them.
Wait what we didn't have a winter?
he said north american winter.
During winter, Florida and Texas is about 5 to 10 degrees (F) hotter than Japanese winter, while the Dakota's are 10 to 20 degrees colder (F)
States like Virginia and Kentucky are most similar, until during summer when it is hotter than Japans summer by 8 to 13 degrees hotter (F)
So the hornets would need to move north and invade states like Michigan and Pennsylvania because they are more suited to them during summer
TL;DR
If the hornets stay, they will probably have to become migratorial and constantly move if they cant withstand America's slightly hotter or colder temps.
Having lived in Florida I find the statement that a mosquito bite is “almost unnoticeable” to be ridiculous and uneducated.
Bruh. They do be getting rounds in on you before you even notice tho. Or at least to me...
@@aroach7461 mosquito have numbing saliva so they can take your blood without you noticing
Having lived in Georgia my whole life, mosquitoes are a plague.
from the instance of the bite, not a little while later when it itches or else more would bleed from smacking them just after the bite.
@@PowerOf47 It depends on the species of mosquito. Living in Canada (Ontario to be more specific) you get different species of mosquito at different parts of the year. Some you barely feel at all, some are quite noticeable as soon as they bite you (feels like someone pricked you with a pin), and yet others don't hurt until like 10 minutes after they've bitten you.
10:11 “All invasive species have the potential to become serious problems to the ecosystems they’re introduced to.” *Ah, so you mean humans.*
The brew intro and outro music is amazing
"Temperatures can climb as high as 46ºC (114.8ºF), which quickly roasts the hornet to death."
Oh, guess they won't be dangerous to Australians either.
They have enough beasts to deal with already anyway
On in Texas It once got to 116 F here
As if Austrilia ain't dangerous in the first place
Well the Mississippi hornets must be heavy armored then.....
The newest invasive hornet species in Austrailia is the Boeing super hornet. Much larger then the "giant" Asian hornet.
Give USA bees guns to defend themselves.
You're joking, but if there was a way to shoot colony collapse...
@@qoyote get a flamethrower.
But what if underage bees with metal problems buys a gun and shots his fellow bee friend
@@Pablo_Martin_aa pretty sure that case would be imposible for bees, since they are very dedicated to their society (unlike us humans)
Who are you, who is so wise in the ways of science
That last scene was amazing haha, congrats on 8k
i think Brew is the best when it comes to copyrighted content. he literally puts EVERY source out of like 64 sources
Chill's real voice shocked me to my core.
Chills
aRe chill and grill dating in real life pls i have to know
pls i need to know if their adorableness together is real plsss
Same
@@_peeblar_ thats classified information.
"But why are you like this."
Asking the real questions.
You guys are nuts
Love the characters, especially Chills shock
best ending to a Brew Vid ever. Great vid 10/10
Chill x Grill confirmed 3:50 lol
"why is chill like this"
That ending was rather heartwarming...
Honestly though, I thought the number thing was representing the number of subscribers plummeting, (or dislikes skyrocketing) after that cringey... uh... 'rapping' scene.
I had big trouble with wasps, hornets, and mud dobbers. (Houston TX.) I put out 4 wasp traps two years ago. At first, they got literally filled up in a month or so! Now, they get a few wasps a season. I have all but eradicated them from this area of the neighborhood. (there were no bees in the traps.)
Nice
CHILL GOT A NEW HAIRCUT??! LOOKS AMAZING CHILL!
Honest question.
Could the bee farmers put, like, a grid on the entrances of beehives? Wide enough for the honeybees, but too small for the Hornets.
It might help give our little buzzy boys a slight edge over them 🤷♂️
good idea but there girls btb
Its a great idea but i dont know how we can help wild bees
Lol, bring Japanese honeybees, replace America bees and bam, the bees do sphere of cooked hornet
@@treesimp6686 I don't think that's viable. I heard that Japanese bee don't produce as much honey as European bees. or so I heard
@@alifkazeryu8228 they have imported European honeybees over to parts of Asia like Japan from what I've heard
i wonder who are those random characters in the beginning
And their real voice actor avatar.
It’s the crew, they all have names that rhyme except for Brew, he ruined it.
There's Grill, Chill, Spill, and Brew who ruined the pattern
@@ametsunami4070 wheres tea. And coffee. Oh and mocha!
@@nicomoist5336 we don't talk about them
3:30 LOL 😂
Great info- way more specific than any new report I have seen on these bugs!
The Japanese honey bee's defense against Hornets is one of my favourites
Group Hug!
" you can avoid them by refraining from having sugary drinks outside and leaving them to their own devices" - Yeah no that's BS. I live in the countryside in Japan where they're very common and I can tell you they will actively approach, follow and try to attack you just for having the audacity to wear dark colors. Or sometimes for no perceivable reason at all. Oh yeah and they BITE. One of my family members had the unpleasant experience of one landing on and biting her last summer. She was wearing head to toe white, no perfume, no food or drinks , and was standing still but it just decided to attack her for lols because they are the spawn of satan.
Sounds like y'all need some flamethrowers.
But I'm dark-skinned.
@@barackobama2968 then it's on sight,get the flame throwers
Some fcker must of planted this parasite in the US. Just like they're releasing mosquitos onto civilians.
Yeah, what he said about Kíller bees was off too.
Kíller bees are nothing to scoff at. They are undeniably the most aggressíve bees in the world and are responsible for at least 1,000 deàths in the United States alone, there is a reason they are called kíller bees.
You really don’t want to mess with them, they aren’t the regular bees we are all used to. The whole hive may very well attàck you, they will chase you for a quarter mile (or more), loud noises anger them (like loud music, a lawn mower, fireworks…), they can even get angry when they see the color błack…
They like to attàck the eyes, ears and mouth. They are relentless and if you try and take cover under water will just wait for you to come up for air.
2:11 - they've cut that hornet's stinger off. LOL. Probably a good idea, though, if you are going to handle one.
"Why are you like this" I love it.
the coldest ever recorded temperature in Japan is something I see often in my area of Canada. While the warmer spots of North America may not be able to freeze out the hornets, I know that they would experience snowfall and cold unlike they ever would in their natural habitat. Finally, living in deathly cold temperatures has a benefit!!
You know Japan regularly gets up to 7 feet of snow?
@@evolutionxbox You say that like Japan is a single location, instead of an entire country. Not everywhere in Japan gets "up to 7 feet of snow".
To get into your parochialism more, if you've lived where it gets *really* cold, and not just a bit chilly, you'd know that there's such thing as being too cold to snow. A place getting lots and lots of snow is not an indication that it gets remarkably cold, only that it goes at or below the freezing point and has a great deal of moist air coming through.
It regularly reaches -41°C? I mean I don't know if these hornets exist in the colder parts of the country but... Japan is pretty big longitudinally and is mostly mountains, so it does get pretty cold in winter.
A powerful foreign entity managing to accidentally find a place in North America where the local population is weak and exploitable? This sounds familiar.
History repeats itself
I-
How was the US created again 🤔
@@derljackson5365 Der l jackson Maybe go read a book instead of watching animated soy boys for your facts. Then that questing would look as childishly goading to you as it does to other people.
@@MrRickstopher Heh.
“They usually don’t pose a threat to humans”
Hawai’i: Am I a joke to you?
As far as I know places in Japan like Hokkaido can be covered in snow all year. These hornets can probably survive your average North American winter.
I used to live in Japan. I suppose it depends on how far north it is, but to my knowledge, it isn’t snowy all year round, as Hokkaido is ideal in the summer due to how mild it is.
Had to 'watch' this audio-only, since I get highly uncomfortable seeing wasps up close. Still very interesting! subbed :)
Pretty quirky ngl
i don't blame you those things are scary
Different people have different fears
Just because your not scared of them doesn't mean there not scary to others
they are kinda cute actually
@ yes i do if you look at them a certain way their antennae look like cartoonish eyebrows
I used to live in BC, now I live in Tokyo.
From what I know about these hornets, they don't live in the colder regions of Japan, like Hokkaido. However, Tokyo is very similar to Vancouver in the winter. Just very dry instead of rainy. There's a chance that these hornets could easily survive winter in costal BC and Vancouver Island. Once you go further inland, say, past Hope and onto Kamloops or Kelowna it's not likely they'd have a good time.
I'm not an entomologist, but I happen to know one. I'll edit this if he tells me I'm way off. 😂😂
6:22 why is that little creature to the right so cute ;-;
"They're not Murderer's."
Bee's: *I beg to differ?-*
"But why are you like this?" best part of the video
Something people are forgetting... Japan's climate is almost Identical to western north america... sooooo... I wouldn't bet on winter alone stopping them.
Not really, some states are identical, but not all of them. Florida and Texas is about 5 to 10 degrees (F) hotter, while the Dakota's are 10 to 20 degrees colder (F)
States like Virginia and Kentucky are similar, until during summer and they would need to move north and invade states like Michigan and Pennsylvania.
If the hornets stay, they will probably have to become migratorial and constantly move if they cant withstand America's slightly hotter or colder temps.
My two major takeaways:
1. Vepsa being the species family name explains why Vespiquen has its name.
2. There needs to be an Ace Combat style Bee vs Hornet game.
Well, wasps are any member of the Vespa species that isn't a bee or an ant. Note this leave many wasps more related to bees and ants than with other wasps.
11:38 that felt like that image of the telletubbies with no head part of the suit...
Me: *Has an irrational fear of bees
Also Me: why am I watching this?
Same 😅
If I see a wasp, even 3ft close, I'll yell and run as if I've never ran in my life.
Imagine how wild it would be to see a terff war between hornets.
An excellently orchestrated video that is informative as well as entertaining. Thanks
I got a little chuckle out of you using a clip from Corporal's Corner. I like that guy
I never thought I'd be able to relate to bees and wasps so well, but I too despise spawn-campers.
Me: *sees roach get thrown into the back of the toads mouth*
Also Me who is eating: *proceeds to put down the cereal*
I love in Queensland Australia where cane toads are most common. They're actually very poisonous to animals like cats and dogs. Nearly everyone I know fling them over their neighbours fence with a glolf club if they find them in their back yard 😅
I don't wanna eat anymore
That's a beetle, not a roach
It was pretty satisfying to me because I have to deal with apple stinkbugs on a weekly basis.
Live on a farm. Nothing will bother you. Not even offensive odors.
in Brazil we have a problem with the invasion of giant african snail because someone tried to farm to consumption, didn't work as you might think
Chill's actual voice has me SHOOK
i thought it was just one guy voicing 3 characters and doing all this research , lol
Same lol
Idem🤣
No mention of the fact honey bees are an invasive species in the US, as well. Honey bees have decimated native bee populations around the Americas. However, its overlooked as people want cheap honey.
Whenever someone tells me we need to save the honey bees..I go off on a rant about European bees outcompeting native pollinators and how the majority of pollination isn’t done by honey bees.
The bees ur talking about were a useless hawaii bee, they are basically irrelevant. So there is no point of this “save the bees” thing, and it’s very misunderstood.
@@fluffycat8026 umm no.
@@fluffycat8026 I hope that you have some irreplaceable talent because, to be completely honest, if you died I wouldn't miss you.....and you're breathing my oxygen. What's the point of you?
@@finkelmana Those Native Americans....basically irrelevant. Passenger pigeons? N.A. Bison were saved by Neil Young, the rock god, from going extinct.
If humans died off only the domesticated animals would miss us, and most of those it wouldn't be for long.
As for fluffy cats - very misunderstood but basically irrelevant ;-P
4:00 "Huh... but why are you like this?"
felt that
The frogs at the start... You always sterilize any animal you're introducing to an area like that.
That way you can get the benefit without it becoming invasive.
“Go outside.” they said. “It’ll be fun.” They said
xD
"The wasp behind the slaughter."
𝙎𝙄𝙉𝘾𝙀 𝙐 𝘽𝙀𝙀𝙉 𝙂𝙊𝙉𝙀-
u want it to continue?
WAS THAT THE BITE OF 2020
FREDDY BUZ BUG HAS ENTERED THE CHAT!!!
Where have I seen this before?
xD
That freestyle was low-key 🔥🔥🔥
4:01 "Why are you like this?" - I was howling with laughter at this. :)
At 6:38 that's just me when I get stung by a bee