Nature is the sickest game. Ants and little green bugs walk around with whale size flying creatures fight while mountain size creature watches through a building size machine. Everything so casual
At first I was like, really, who's going to bother stealing a fly from a wasp? And when I saw that ant run by at the beginning I was like, yeah makes sense. Tough luck buddy.
@@MyPalJimbo Many wasps fear ants and for good reason too, try putting a paper wasp in a disturbed fire ant hill, those fire ants WILL attack and brutally murder the wasp
@johnfuse HAHAHAH OMG sorry spreading bs like this is not okey! what do you know about relation? nothing! congrats! the biology, anatomy is totally different. imagine an ape and a human the size of an ant. can they lift the same amount? the answer is clear as the earth is round. i see you have difficulties with relation, so i guess you can be a flat earther, no? ;-)
You shouldn't hate them. They do a great job and we need them. They do nothing, when you stay calm or don't get too close to their nests. We should appreciate their work and protect them. If there were suddenly no more wasps and hornets, other insects would take over in a a horrible manner
@@paulpaulsen7777 F hornets and wasps. I'd take any other insect over those annoying buggers. Only the blood suckers are more annoying. I hope evolution takes out all of that trash. Maybe global warming will do the trick. Spare the bees though, they're cool.
No, the body was flailing aimlessly. Without a head to command it, it will merely try to keep itself upright. And after a while the body would die anyways due to blood loss.
I got bit by a wasp for no reason. It went in my hair and starting buzzing SOOOO LOUD IT WAS TERRIFYING. then it bit me two times. It sucked. I was on adrenaline
The wasp tries fervently to go airborne with that fly. After seeing the ant atrack. Knowing fully well he's no match for an ant. Plus all his cronies that will arrive asap. To eat the killer of the murdered victim as well
Wood ants spray formic acid, the wasp gave up knowing that once an ant latches on 1. It won’t let go. 2. The wasp would not be able to fly awZy 3. More ants will be along in a minute 4. The ants are too small to sting them effectively
Wow.........I still may be afraid of bees and wasps. But after one did this to a freaking pest like this horsefly, I have a whole new respect for them now. Seriously, horse and deer flies are the most annoying and irritating things on the planet. But don't get me wrong.........still keeping my distance from wasps and bees.
No, no. I still think humans are the most annoying and irritating things on the planet, especially those who vote for a certain political party, which shall be nameless :)
Growing up I was told that a certain fly in the south was known as a horse fly. It was a big beefy type. In my 30s I came across a real horse fly, the type in the video and it messed my world up. I worked at a fly where they lived, around dead lumber.
It is believed that insects' brains are controller by their organs for peripheral sensing like vision to react but the nervous network of their brain and its activity deemed far too minute again that spanning their bodily organs.
@@samblackstone3400 They have a "brain" too, like vertebrates, they use it to store and process information and it is located within the head. The little things are actually pretty neat, they can process information faster than most other animals, even humans, and offer an absurd amount of memory unseen in most invertebrates. They do have many distributed ganglia as well, but they are only used for movement and can't really process anything, simply applying "muscle memory" to external stimuli until the body runs out of energy and finally stops moving, so without the primary brain they are effectively dead.
@@justinvarghese6852 You're wrong. Unlike us vertebrates, insects don't have almost all of their nervous system concentrated in their head. The largest group of neurons is there, and takes care of sight, smell, navigation etc., but they have other large clusters of neurons other places in their body, and these are responsible for many other parts of the behavior. An insect without a head can do much more complicated behavior than a vertebrate without one (which can just twitch a bit for a short while). They can stand, react to touch, move and lay eggs. And they continue to do so until they die from thirst due to not being able to drink. This can be as much as a week later, unless something comes along and eats them (which will probably happen first).
wasp: will square up if you get too close but will leave you alone for the most part. horsefly: bites people because it can. this wasp did a good deed today.
Female horse flies need blood, we're just a walking buffet. The wasps don't care about us humans until we get too close to their nest and disturb it. You have to admire the design of the wasp/hornet, those bright colors very clear warning signal. Once you've encountered one it's burned into your subconscious, like with most animals that come across them(and they aren't predators). I had a cat many years ago, when she was young she came across a wasp on the ground. She was hitting it and then it happened. She ran off like no tomorrow and ever after that she avoided wasps.
Give that wasp a medal of honor... it's probably dead now cause the video is almost 10 years old. EDIT: holy cow people got into a fight over a harmless joke I made..yikes* EDIT ONCE AGAIN: My bad, people didn't get into a fight over my joke. You know this is fun, updating every once in a while. I never leave comments so this is kinda exciting.....Nothing really happens in my life so this will sadly be a highlight hahah. EDIT: Saw a lady with a dog today. The second the dog spotted me it tried to attack me. Good thing the owner was there and ready to stop it. Most awkward thing to happen in atleast a year. Cause in Sweden we don't interact with anyone... EDIT: I was thinking.. is the owner of this channel still active? and how many channels out there have been created by people who later on died... weird to think about. On a lighter note It seems like summer is on the horizon here in Sweden. 89% of the Swedish summer is usually rain...we've had som decent summers the last couple of years with only 33% rain so I'm glad. Hopefully this one will be just as good the summer of 2020.....I mean It was a good summer for me even if sh#t went down. But to everyone reading this, stay safe. EDIT: It's been awhile and I kinda forgot about this. I'm 21 now, got a job and my license! My mental state is really good and I feel like I found my place in life. Working on an animated show and other stuff that I've been wanting to do for years. Depression didn't win hahah! EDIT: for anyone wondering my show is only in a storyboard format cause it's a solo project and it turns out that animating stuff as a one man team is simply going to take to much time. The show is called ADAM and CARL and I did come up with the characters before I knew what rick and morty was. It's kinda similar but differet. you'll just have to watch it and see for yourself czcams.com/video/6kWD9yJFZSI/video.html&ab_channel=ADAMandCARL Enjoy my amazing voice acting EDIT: It is now the 4th of april 2023 and I am still working on my solo project. It is almost done and I will post the full season of ADAM and CARL as soon as possible. Something about my personal life tho. I started hearing a ringing or preassure sound in my ear and panicked. After seeing a doctor it turns out I had earwax that had pushed in my eardrum. After they removed all the wax the ringing/preassure sound has slowly gone away. It's still here but not as loud. and it seems to be fading. and it says the problem will resolve it self in a couple of weeks. but if it doesn't I'll survive. at the same time as this problem was happeining I had a preassure in my head. My first thought was.."Hummm probably cancer" and I could see myself in a casket. But turns out it was only a headache I've gotten from burning myself out at work. I took a couple of days of and stopped working out for two weeks. after that the preassure in my had is like 98% gone. This made me think of all the horrible fates other people had to face. and how Alot of people die from cancer and know that they are dying. I think I found a new appreciation for life even tho I was never dying. I read that the cure for cancer is just around the corner and I hope that it's true. On a lighter note...I've been working nonstop since june 16th 2022. and I'm finally gonna get my well deserved vacation. after working everyday except for 5 days. For 2 days I was sick. for 1 day I had to do somthing that took all day to get my drivers license (I got it in the end) and I took 2 days off to relax. So In total I've been working for over 9 moths and I've only been gone for 5 days. I'd say that's alright. I know people work hard for years without breaks and I tip my hat for them. But my energy goes down quickly. I have autism and it makes it difficult to be around people. As a result I can only work part time (50%) I wish I could work atleast 75% but saldy I can't. maybe one day. But I'm still happy that I have a job and my bosses and everyone else that works there are really nice. I'd say life is going good now. I know life is going to be hard and won't be good all the time but that's okay I've survived hard times and I made it to the other side. The scary part about making it to the other side is when you look behinde you and witness everyone that didn't make it. But that's another reason I keep fighting. I fight and live for the fallen ones. On a lighter note yet again! I might be moving out this year. Yes I work part time and I don't make that much money. But I've been saving up since november 2022. And if I'm lucky I might just be able to move out from my parents house. And I'm finally getting back to working out and I can now lift harder and than I could 2 months ago. I'll make sure to update you guys in a couple of month when I'm on my vacation which should be sometime in early july. Thanks for reading (: (!WARNING! Might be some spelling errors) UPDATE: A little quick update before my vacation starts! The solo project I've been working on is done and will be released on july 11th. I'll link it here if i remember..which I will. I'll write down "post link on the tube" on a sticky note hehe... It's an animated show sadly in a storyboard format... but I tried making it look as good as possible.. The first 3 episodes look rough but after episode 3 it will get better trust me hehe... You'll hear from me on july 11th c ya fellows! UPDATE!!!! My ANIMATED SHOW IS DONE!!!!! It's in a storyboard format but I hope you guys will enjoy! episode 1 - 3 are kind of rough but after episode 3 everything gets way better link to my show ADAM and CARL season 1! czcams.com/play/PLR7Mw7PPSl8nuheuT4pIxY8rtEMYyKUe2.html
One of the few times I would root for a wasp. Horseflies will actively pursue you until they bite, their bite is painful (they actually use their sharp mandibles/Proboscus like knives and slash the skin), and they’re large and annoying.
They are crazy. I once was chased by one. I ran into the lake and was under water for over a Minute. After i had to breathe, the mfcker was still there trying to Attack...
1:13 Decapitatiooooon!!! 3:11 Damn fly still moves without head... yes, they are though - hard to slap with one move often. 4:40 Ant cleaning crew arrives... Wasp like "- Damn you!" and flew away to nest for help. By the way wasp does a public service here cause horse flies are damn pests. Pity that we can't teach them to pick up only horse flies, gadflies and simply flies.
As badass as that Hornet was, it just got overpowered by an ant a tenth of it's size. That nigga flipped the entire horsefly with the hornet ON THE OTHER END TRYING TO FLY. Thuglife is an understatement.
ONE LESS HORSEFLY IS DEFINITELY A GIFT TO HUMANITY! ILL NEVER FORGET THE TIME I WAS STUNG BY A HUUUUGE ONE AND IT FELT LIKE A HOT KNIFE PIERCING MY FLESH!
Alas, the soldiers of the Antite army are clever, as well as many. The killing of the Flyic general will be seen as a declaration of war against the Flyic army. But the Flyic army is littered with low-tier fodder, even though the Waspian army could face some challenges from the infamous Horse Fly division, to where the slain Flyic general hails from. However, the Waspian soldier may have to worry about a much bigger threat: the Hornetian army. A common enemy to many, even the influential Beetite army must be on the look out for Hornetian soldiers on the prowl, for only a few Hornetian soldiers are capable of taking down an entire Beetite base if they implement a good strategy. Thankfully, the Waspian army and the Hornetian army are neutral with each other, so the Waspian soldier should be able to reason with its Hornetian kin in case things go awry.
In Mexico there are two sayings that rule the country. (1) El que paga manda. (2) Uno no sabe para quien trabaja. Translating for those who are not into the culture, (1) He who pays gives the orders (2) You don't really know who you are working for.. ie.. The wasp thought the effort would be for him, but then someone else comes and takes away his hard earned work.
The second saying really fits, cause in the country with the most poisonous animals in the world you really don't know with what you are working with...
Considering what they were filming is only a few centimeters across and at ground level I’d say they did pretty good. Sorry not everyone’s carrying a tripod with a 40x zoom camera 24/7
For anyone wondering why the fly was still alive even after being decapitated: Insects (obviously) do not function like humans and have groups of nerve clusters located through their entire body, with the main nervous system centre located in their thorax/middle section of their body, and not their heads. Each nerve cluster functions on its own, and insects could thrive without heads if only they didn't die to hunger or thirst first. This occurs in most if not all insects, including flies like you saw here, wasps, cockroaches and more.
The damn wasp is surprisingly smart... first takes the fly's head of to neutralise it, and when its legs are still kicking about and annoying the wasp it goes for them too, slicing them off. Insects usually don't show such a level of awarenes
I watched a video of giant hornets attacking bees and that is their tactic, go for the head and just bite it off. They were scary effective raiding a beehive. I don't see how that wasp would have been able to carry that fly. I think it was trying to chew the meat into a portion it could take with it until the and interrupted. I wonder if it was the same ant from the start of the video?
@@hulduI witnessed a wasp take down a honey bee and chew its head off in mere seconds, before flying off with the pollen-laden body. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. They must be hardwired to do this.
I like the wasp's Jiu Jitsu guard and mount positions against the larger opponent. A mandible front choke technique rendering the opponent unconscious, technically headless, must be taught to all yellow belt wasps. Great video!
Each Summer, wasps make a nest inside my outside clothes line. I have never been bitten, but they do come out to investigate if I move the pole too fast. So beneficial for our outdoor plants.
It's not them biting you that should worry you. It's their ability to sting multiple times. Very unpleasant. Still not as bad as a horse fly bite though...
Murder victim : decapitated, stabbed well over 250 times.
supernovachaser and partially eaten sounds like Dahmer to me
Or a llama named Carl. Same difference honestly.
*28 S T A B W O U N D S*
supernovachaser
*Scrum Debate theme plays-*
Oh wait it's a Horsefly
*Scrum Debate theme fades away*
@@soumyadipghosh3440 But was there red ice at the crime scene
I hate horse flies. Damn things are nasty.
OfficialEVANLUTION ikr? I rather keep a spider in the corner than a giant fly buzzing around so gross
EngageThe Wumbo ikr!!!!😁
EngageThe Wumbo horse flies are also dangerous
eggrollsoup i know :( i heard their bite very painful not poisonous but painful ;-;
OfficialEVANLUTION we need wasp to get rid of these damn horse and house flies and tse tse fly
Wasp: Slays horse fly
Me: *THE ENEMY OF MY ENEMY IS MY ENEMY.*
So true
Yeah lmao
Shouldn't it be "my friend"?
@@adityashreeyan04in this case no
@@adityashreeyan04we still hate wasps
As a fellow horsefly hater I see this as a win
0:12 that ant said nope
4:40 the ant steals the fly
That ant looked like an ant still in a nuptural flight
Oji Torres they ant wanted to fight but it said: "ooooooook then"
that was a red velat ant if anyone,noticed
or cow killer
The way you're moving around them kind of looks like you're reffing a wrestling match!
Haha yeah, Hornet Man vs Fly Guy!
+blotafton If it was an ant instead of the horsefly it would be Ant-Man vs Yellow Jacket!
Note to self: NEVER get caught in that wasps closed-guard... yikes
Sorry tad late mate, but that first sting was the end of it all XD ( but i get your point it was funny)
@@blotafton wasp be like imma going to on youtube😂😂😂😂
Nature is the sickest game. Ants and little green bugs walk around with whale size flying creatures fight while mountain size creature watches through a building size machine. Everything so casual
That is some excellent contemplating.
@@blotafton thanks! It's happening all around!
At first I was like, really, who's going to bother stealing a fly from a wasp? And when I saw that ant run by at the beginning I was like, yeah makes sense. Tough luck buddy.
What's crazy to me is that it was just one ant that made the wasp give up!
@@MyPalJimbo Many wasps fear ants and for good reason too, try putting a paper wasp in a disturbed fire ant hill, those fire ants WILL attack and brutally murder the wasp
@@MyPalJimbo There's never just one ant.
My entire life I've been afraid of Wasps and hated them with an extreme passion. But now? You go girl!!
I hate horsefly's more
Lully Lew say u go girl again u asumer I kill next time
@@BLLOODNEBULA What?
YESSSSS SAME LOL
Should show this to any persons pissed off and/or scared by wandering wasps around picnic. At least it ward off these horse flies...
What in the hell!?! Horner brutally rips the damned fly's head off, then gets owned by an ant like 1/16th of its size? Like what the hell?! XD
ChaosMF No one likes to have acid sprayed in their face!
flanboy I
Ants are the strongest insect per body weight.
@johnfuse
HAHAHAH OMG sorry spreading bs like this is not okey!
what do you know about relation? nothing! congrats! the biology, anatomy is totally different.
imagine an ape and a human the size of an ant. can they lift the same amount?
the answer is clear as the earth is round. i see you have difficulties with relation, so i guess you can be a flat earther, no? ;-)
flanboy it wasn't just any ant. It was a fire ant, they are extremly dangerous to other bugs and babies.
There's only 1 thing I hate more than wasps and hornets, and that's horse flys
For me you can add tics to the list. They are extremely dangerous. Look it up
You shouldn't hate them. They do a great job and we need them. They do nothing, when you stay calm or don't get too close to their nests. We should appreciate their work and protect them. If there were suddenly no more wasps and hornets, other insects would take over in a a horrible manner
@@paulpaulsen7777 F hornets and wasps. I'd take any other insect over those annoying buggers. Only the blood suckers are more annoying. I hope evolution takes out all of that trash. Maybe global warming will do the trick. Spare the bees though, they're cool.
@@RedRockin2000brother I think you’ll want to reread the comment, it’s talking about wasps
Wasps aren't the heroes we want, they're the heroes we need.
Dragonflies are true heroes
@@Jh-ki3tw True, Dragonflies are awesome and cute.
so long as they don't fly directly at my face in an open car while the seatbelt clasp is jammed
But I want wasps, I am very sad that every year I see fewer and fewer of them, I always try to rescue the ones i find who are dying of thirst
That sounds oddly specific.
1:20 fly tries to get its head back 💪🏻
@Crantox and theres me thinking Grammar Police were fussy 🤣🤣🤣
He wanted 2 brains so he could work twice as fast
No, the body was flailing aimlessly. Without a head to command it, it will merely try to keep itself upright. And after a while the body would die anyways due to blood loss.
Good job wasp, no fly should be that size
Agreed.
It's a cicadas not a fly
It’s a horse fly so it’s going to be big that horse fly does hurt when you get bit by them.
Wasp; "I will finish him!"!
@@dwanrobinson Nah, cicada wings are much longer in proportion with their body, and much larger than that yellow jacket. This is a horse fly.
Imagine being so pissed off with someone that you start beating them up so bad, and just keep roughing them up even after you beat their head off.
Wasp: Saws the fly's head off with her jaws
Fly: "'Tis only a flesh wound, have at thee!"
Casual Ant at 0:10 : "hey, watcha guys doi...aww hell no! im out!"
228Ghost228 It looks just like that haha!
Hey whats good gu- ok im out.
Ant: Ooohhhh I'm outta here
It's more like:
"I'll be back... with friends"
What about that bug at 4:00
Hornet: HOW DO I TURN THIS THING OFF!!!!
Ive been chased by a single wasp for no reason once but now I have a new respect for them.
I got bit by a wasp for no reason. It went in my hair and starting buzzing SOOOO LOUD IT WAS TERRIFYING. then it bit me two times. It sucked. I was on adrenaline
I have reoccurring nightmares of that happening. What did you do? So I know what to do next time.
Maybe it mistook you for a horse fly
I love how the ant is like, “Give me that fly, scram. This is my fly!”
The wasp tries fervently to go airborne with that fly. After seeing the ant atrack. Knowing fully well he's no match for an ant. Plus all his cronies that will arrive asap. To eat the killer of the murdered victim as well
Good. I hate horse flies.
Wood ants spray formic acid, the wasp gave up knowing that once an ant latches on 1. It won’t let go. 2. The wasp would not be able to fly awZy 3. More ants will be along in a minute 4. The ants are too small to sting them effectively
THAT WAS AWESOME! THE HOUSEFLY DIED! 😈😈
Even wasps know not to fuck with ants.
Lol
This is one of those situations in a TV show or movie where one of the villains comes in and saves the heroes from the even bigger villain.
National Geographic be like:
Write that down, write that down!
Not sure how I got here, but the footage is incredible!
Thanks!
Don't lose your head.
Good advice thanks bro
Yeah thanks
Hovis Steve I lost it
Don't get ahead of yourself
That ant was gangster, straight stole what the wasp worked so for. Great video
The wasp knows it’s outnumbered greatly. If even 4 ants get it’s legs, it’s over!
0:12 Ant: "WORLDSTAR!!!!" *runs off*
Saadat Khan LMFO😂😂😂😂😂
Stolen comment lmao
What about that bug at 4:00
underrated comment
At 4:00 was some sort of aphid
Wow.........I still may be afraid of bees and wasps. But after one did this to a freaking pest like this horsefly, I have a whole new respect for them now. Seriously, horse and deer flies are the most annoying and irritating things on the planet. But don't get me wrong.........still keeping my distance from wasps and bees.
No. SOV-TARDS are the most annoying and irritating things on the planet.
Don't forget sand flies ugggggggggh
No, no. I still think humans are the most annoying and irritating things on the planet, especially those who vote for a certain political party, which shall be nameless :)
Bees are fine keep distance from wasps
4:08 fly's head: dude, I'll be your eyes, if you just flip me over
Growing up I was told that a certain fly in the south was known as a horse fly. It was a big beefy type. In my 30s I came across a real horse fly, the type in the video and it messed my world up. I worked at a fly where they lived, around dead lumber.
5 minutes in the horsefly body is STILL breathing and trying to kick off the attackers.
Zoom what about when the abdomen is moving after 5:00
It is believed that insects' brains are controller by their organs for peripheral sensing like vision to react but the nervous network of their brain and its activity deemed far too minute again that spanning their bodily organs.
Insects have many distributed ganglia instead of a brain
@@samblackstone3400 They have a "brain" too, like vertebrates, they use it to store and process information and it is located within the head. The little things are actually pretty neat, they can process information faster than most other animals, even humans, and offer an absurd amount of memory unseen in most invertebrates. They do have many distributed ganglia as well, but they are only used for movement and can't really process anything, simply applying "muscle memory" to external stimuli until the body runs out of energy and finally stops moving, so without the primary brain they are effectively dead.
@@justinvarghese6852 You're wrong. Unlike us vertebrates, insects don't have almost all of their nervous system concentrated in their head. The largest group of neurons is there, and takes care of sight, smell, navigation etc., but they have other large clusters of neurons other places in their body, and these are responsible for many other parts of the behavior. An insect without a head can do much more complicated behavior than a vertebrate without one (which can just twitch a bit for a short while). They can stand, react to touch, move and lay eggs. And they continue to do so until they die from thirst due to not being able to drink. This can be as much as a week later, unless something comes along and eats them (which will probably happen first).
At the end the ant's buddy was like "bet you can't get that horsefly for dinner!" Ant: "hold my beer"
wasp: will square up if you get too close but will leave you alone for the most part.
horsefly: bites people because it can.
this wasp did a good deed today.
Female horse flies need blood, we're just a walking buffet. The wasps don't care about us humans until we get too close to their nest and disturb it. You have to admire the design of the wasp/hornet, those bright colors very clear warning signal. Once you've encountered one it's burned into your subconscious, like with most animals that come across them(and they aren't predators). I had a cat many years ago, when she was young she came across a wasp on the ground. She was hitting it and then it happened. She ran off like no tomorrow and ever after that she avoided wasps.
Some strange illness named "algorithm" brought me here.
4:01 That aphid's like, ''Nahh don't mind me I'm just making my way on outta here.''
Give that wasp a medal of honor... it's probably dead now cause the video is almost 10 years old.
EDIT: holy cow people got into a fight over a harmless joke I made..yikes*
EDIT ONCE AGAIN: My bad, people didn't get into a fight over my joke. You know this is fun, updating every once in a while. I never leave comments so this is kinda exciting.....Nothing really happens in my life so this will sadly be a highlight hahah.
EDIT: Saw a lady with a dog today. The second the dog spotted me it tried to attack me. Good thing the owner was there and ready to stop it. Most awkward thing to happen in atleast a year. Cause in Sweden we don't interact with anyone...
EDIT: I was thinking.. is the owner of this channel still active? and how many channels out there have been created by people who later on died... weird to think about. On a lighter note It seems like summer is on the horizon here in Sweden. 89% of the Swedish summer is usually rain...we've had som decent summers the last couple of years with only 33% rain so I'm glad. Hopefully this one will be just as good the summer of 2020.....I mean It was a good summer for me even if sh#t went down. But to everyone reading this, stay safe.
EDIT: It's been awhile and I kinda forgot about this. I'm 21 now, got a job and my license! My mental state is really good and I feel like I found my place in life. Working on an animated show and other stuff that I've been wanting to do for years. Depression didn't win hahah!
EDIT: for anyone wondering my show is only in a storyboard format cause it's a solo project and it turns out that animating stuff as a one man team is simply going to take to much time. The show is called ADAM and CARL and I did come up with the characters before I knew what rick and morty was. It's kinda similar but differet. you'll just have to watch it and see for yourself czcams.com/video/6kWD9yJFZSI/video.html&ab_channel=ADAMandCARL
Enjoy my amazing voice acting
EDIT: It is now the 4th of april 2023 and I am still working on my solo project. It is almost done and I will post the full season of ADAM and CARL as soon as possible. Something about my personal life tho. I started hearing a ringing or preassure sound in my ear and panicked. After seeing a doctor it turns out I had earwax that had pushed in my eardrum. After they removed all the wax the ringing/preassure sound has slowly gone away. It's still here but not as loud. and it seems to be fading. and it says the problem will resolve it self in a couple of weeks. but if it doesn't I'll survive. at the same time as this problem was happeining I had a preassure in my head. My first thought was.."Hummm probably cancer" and I could see myself in a casket. But turns out it was only a headache I've gotten from burning myself out at work. I took a couple of days of and stopped working out for two weeks. after that the preassure in my had is like 98% gone. This made me think of all the horrible fates other people had to face. and how Alot of people die from cancer and know that they are dying. I think I found a new appreciation for life even tho I was never dying. I read that the cure for cancer is just around the corner and I hope that it's true.
On a lighter note...I've been working nonstop since june 16th 2022. and I'm finally gonna get my well deserved vacation. after working everyday except for 5 days. For 2 days I was sick. for 1 day I had to do somthing that took all day to get my drivers license (I got it in the end) and I took 2 days off to relax. So In total I've been working for over 9 moths and I've only been gone for 5 days. I'd say that's alright. I know people work hard for years without breaks and I tip my hat for them. But my energy goes down quickly. I have autism and it makes it difficult to be around people. As a result I can only work part time (50%) I wish I could work atleast 75% but saldy I can't. maybe one day. But I'm still happy that I have a job and my bosses and everyone else that works there are really nice. I'd say life is going good now. I know life is going to be hard and won't be good all the time but that's okay I've survived hard times and I made it to the other side. The scary part about making it to the other side is when you look behinde you and witness everyone that didn't make it. But that's another reason I keep fighting. I fight and live for the fallen ones.
On a lighter note yet again! I might be moving out this year. Yes I work part time and I don't make that much money. But I've been saving up since november 2022. And if I'm lucky I might just be able to move out from my parents house. And I'm finally getting back to working out and I can now lift harder and than I could 2 months ago. I'll make sure to update you guys in a couple of month when I'm on my vacation which should be sometime in early july. Thanks for reading (: (!WARNING! Might be some spelling errors)
UPDATE: A little quick update before my vacation starts! The solo project I've been working on is done and will be released on july 11th. I'll link it here if i remember..which I will. I'll write down "post link on the tube" on a sticky note hehe... It's an animated show sadly in a storyboard format... but I tried making it look as good as possible.. The first 3 episodes look rough but after episode 3 it will get better trust me hehe... You'll hear from me on july 11th c ya fellows!
UPDATE!!!! My ANIMATED SHOW IS DONE!!!!! It's in a storyboard format but I hope you guys will enjoy! episode 1 - 3 are kind of rough but after episode 3 everything gets way better
link to my show ADAM and CARL season 1! czcams.com/play/PLR7Mw7PPSl8nuheuT4pIxY8rtEMYyKUe2.html
They only live a couple of month's of course it's dead., it's been dead
@@mentalog9444 yeah i know i was trying to contradict myself as a kind of a joke.
Yeah
Bestow him with the highest of awards.
@@mentalog9444 stupid
Fly to ant: 'my hero!'
Ant: ' nom nom'.
This is why ants are the single largest section of the biomass by weight.
Thats amazing. She was going after each limb and chewing it off to make it easier for her to handle since it was still moving
0_0 I freakin jumped back when I heard the loud buzzing noise.... My head still hurts from hitting the cabinet behind me... Freaky, man... 0-0
+International Craze Not intentional :D
Hehehe lol
Liam X SAMEEEE
Ant sees trouble in his neighborhood: "I'm getting my homie Debo"
Damn
One of the few times I would root for a wasp. Horseflies will actively pursue you until they bite, their bite is painful (they actually use their sharp mandibles/Proboscus like knives and slash the skin), and they’re large and annoying.
They are crazy. I once was chased by one. I ran into the lake and was under water for over a Minute. After i had to breathe, the mfcker was still there trying to Attack...
1:13 Decapitatiooooon!!!
3:11 Damn fly still moves without head... yes, they are though - hard to slap with one move often.
4:40 Ant cleaning crew arrives... Wasp like "- Damn you!" and flew away to nest for help.
By the way wasp does a public service here cause horse flies are damn pests. Pity that we can't teach them to pick up only horse flies, gadflies and simply flies.
This is Rare
Because why be picky when you don't have to?
That's what it's thinking if it could lol
you are a brave soul to get that close to a horsefly to record it
Ya but the horsefly was being brutally decapitated by a wasp so...
4:55 ant said "let me take care of the body"
THE FUCK IS YOUR PROFILE PIC
@@captainking1113 EXACTLY THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
Wasp: This fly is now mine!
Ant: Was*
when he got up close to the fight all i could think of was WORLDSTARRRR
XD
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The King that was like the weirdest game of ring around the rosey
It ain't hard to tell I excel
As badass as that Hornet was, it just got overpowered by an ant a tenth of it's size.
That nigga flipped the entire horsefly with the hornet ON THE OTHER END TRYING TO FLY.
Thuglife is an understatement.
It just knows as soon as an ant or two get a hold of it all the ants will be on it and then its fucked!
Aggression sometimes beats pure size and strength.
Karnal Espio didn't it grip onto the ground when the wasp tried to fly away? It did a spidey.
🤣😆
Why fight off one ant if it means drawing the entire colony?
Wasp: Hmmm maybe if I kill this annoying dude the humans will stop hating me so much
ONE LESS HORSEFLY IS DEFINITELY A GIFT TO HUMANITY! ILL NEVER FORGET THE TIME I WAS STUNG BY A HUUUUGE ONE AND IT FELT LIKE A HOT KNIFE PIERCING MY FLESH!
4:53 The Waspian soldier flees knowing he can't defend the fruits of his labour, the corpse of a Flyic general, from the Antite army.
Alas, the soldiers of the Antite army are clever, as well as many. The killing of the Flyic general will be seen as a declaration of war against the Flyic army. But the Flyic army is littered with low-tier fodder, even though the Waspian army could face some challenges from the infamous Horse Fly division, to where the slain Flyic general hails from. However, the Waspian soldier may have to worry about a much bigger threat: the Hornetian army. A common enemy to many, even the influential Beetite army must be on the look out for Hornetian soldiers on the prowl, for only a few Hornetian soldiers are capable of taking down an entire Beetite base if they implement a good strategy. Thankfully, the Waspian army and the Hornetian army are neutral with each other, so the Waspian soldier should be able to reason with its Hornetian kin in case things go awry.
You sir, sound like Thoreau.
4:49 I know that ants are strong but did it just lift both of them up and slammed them to the ground?
The ant barely kept the hornet from lifting off, probably thanks to tiny hooks on its feet. That makes it very strong in a sense.
Not as cool as slamming them to the ground but still impressive :b
blotafton
The ant was spraying formic acid as well. Very pungent and probably repelled the hornet.
When was is spraying formic acid? Heck, where did the ant even come from?
I meant to say it instead of is.
The one time I root for a Wasp. I'm sure some of you know how painful a Horse Fly bite is.
Ant: Hey fellow ants, look what I caught!!
Fellow Ants: YOU'RE A GOD!!
WASP: claim jumping bastard.....
i hate both of those
i hate you
In Mexico there are two sayings that rule the country. (1) El que paga manda. (2) Uno no sabe para quien trabaja. Translating for those who are not into the culture, (1) He who pays gives the orders (2) You don't really know who you are working for.. ie.. The wasp thought the effort would be for him, but then someone else comes and takes away his hard earned work.
The second saying really fits, cause in the country with the most poisonous animals in the world you really don't know with what you are working with...
Finally, a wasp doing something useful!
im just laughing at the fact at the end the ants legs were kicking rapidly for no reason while it was chewing on the flies leg.
Aphid at 4:01
Fuck aphids
That aphid is literally just Winslow from Catdog
@@jx5hficus176 Why?
I liked how there were like two titans 5 and 10 times his size duking it out right next to him, and he just calmly strolls past going "Sup?"
"Better him than me..."
Legend has it to this day the fly’s head is still out there...
3 things I hate:
1. Horse flies
2. Wasps
3. Shaky camera work
Considering what they were filming is only a few centimeters across and at ground level I’d say they did pretty good. Sorry not everyone’s carrying a tripod with a 40x zoom camera 24/7
2 out of 3 ain't bad
For anyone wondering why the fly was still alive even after being decapitated: Insects (obviously) do not function like humans and have groups of nerve clusters located through their entire body, with the main nervous system centre located in their thorax/middle section of their body, and not their heads. Each nerve cluster functions on its own, and insects could thrive without heads if only they didn't die to hunger or thirst first. This occurs in most if not all insects, including flies like you saw here, wasps, cockroaches and more.
Wasp:Imma Eat you nom nom
Horse fly:AAAAAAAAAA *suffers*
Me:YAAAAYA
I love how the hornet or wasp always removes the head first... very interesting.
Got stung as a kid by wasp: "This means war."
Sees this video: "Peace was always an option."
When you stand aaaaalllll the way up and then go alllllll the way down really accentuates the scale of this battle
0:12 That ant called for backup.
That was really interesting, amazing camera tho!
+Netanel Pingas 1cm minimum focus distance!
do you mean you could get closer?
+Netanel Pingas Don't remember exactly, but probably not by much at the closest shots.
blotafton nice! can you make more?
+Netanel Pingas Sure, if I see any insect action I'll grab my camera right away!
This is good to watch after seeing the horsefly close up in SpongeBob
The footage is also in Bill Nye
@@BillyTheDisneyGuy2008 I know
Ant: Thank God you killed it. Now it's MINE!
That sound of the fly and the wasp is just ((😬))
“Humma bum buzz, humma bum buzz, sting sting”
Good I hate horseflies !!
Everybody's talking about the wasp, the horsefly, and the ant, but theres an adorable aphid at 4:01 😭😣
Wow! That horsefly took all them stings like a boss! Five minutes worth of stinging and he was STILL MOVING and not dead! 😳
was that fly wearing a HELMET??? whats that thing that comes off at 0.45?
+jeremy western Yes that was the helmet.
+blotafton are you sure? why would a fly wear a helmet?????
+jeremy western thats its head
+lobito3000able no, its a helmet...Blotafton says.....and it does look to be made of plastic. please pay more attention in future
+jeremy western should i cry or laugh
4:45 the weed whacker sounds broken
Horsefly body reaches for its head like "wait I prob need that"
The damn wasp is surprisingly smart... first takes the fly's head of to neutralise it, and when its legs are still kicking about and annoying the wasp it goes for them too, slicing them off. Insects usually don't show such a level of awarenes
Tell that to the praying mantis
I watched a video of giant hornets attacking bees and that is their tactic, go for the head and just bite it off. They were scary effective raiding a beehive. I don't see how that wasp would have been able to carry that fly. I think it was trying to chew the meat into a portion it could take with it until the and interrupted. I wonder if it was the same ant from the start of the video?
@@hulduI witnessed a wasp take down a honey bee and chew its head off in mere seconds, before flying off with the pollen-laden body. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. They must be hardwired to do this.
that ant wanted some of that action 😂😂😂
01:28 Wasp bites head off fly. Fly keeps struggling - “ ‘tis but a flesh wound”
“Mmmm, I like artichokes hearts”
Ant: ‘We’ll fight you for this!’
Wasp: ‘’We’?? You and what army, bub??’
Ant(s):
Horsefly being eaten alive
Me: Suits it right, hate em!
Wasp finally does something beneficial👏
WWE Insect Edition
wasp: my kill
ant: ~our kill~
I like the wasp's Jiu Jitsu guard and mount positions against the larger opponent. A mandible front choke technique rendering the opponent unconscious, technically headless, must be taught to all yellow belt wasps. Great video!
The ants are more than we think of them.
They can communicate in a way we still don't understand.
Truly they are designed masterfully.
but we do understand. It's with pheromones, or is there another way of communication we discovered, but don't understand? That would be cool
Great video you take good steady recordings. I think the wasp knew if she had stay to long there would be a swarm of ants attacking her too.
The Yellow Jacket showed some great intelligence. Not very many insects could deal being swarmed by ants.
Hey Ant you can't take away that dead horse fly from a wasp! WASP: hold my beer!!!
When ppl say nature is a beautiful thing and I see something like this that ramdomly pops up.....😬
This video is over 7 years old now and I wouldn't be surprised if those horsefly legs were still kicking.
Remember kids, bugs don’t feel pain.
OMG!!!!! That was some Awesome footage.. You were in the right place at the right time.. Thank for sharing with us..
Each Summer, wasps make a nest inside my outside clothes line. I have never been bitten, but they do come out to investigate if I move the pole too fast. So beneficial for our outdoor plants.
It's not them biting you that should worry you. It's their ability to sting multiple times. Very unpleasant. Still not as bad as a horse fly bite though...
*BATTLE OF THE BASTARDS*
Fire ants are clearly the Scrappy Doos of the insect world