(ENG SUB)Documentary that Took One and Half Years to Complete! 'Oriental Honey Buzzard'

This video contains footage of how Oriental Honey Buzzard lives in the woods of Korea, and it took a year and a half to complete the whole video. The bird is well known for hunting the hives of wasps or hornets specifically. Its beaks are bent at the end for picking out the caterpillars, and its feathers are densely covering the body which makes it possible to prevent stings from the insects. It is also intelligent enough to lure the wasps with baits like dead frogs to locate the hive of the insects. It's rare to see Oriental Honey Buzzard in Korea as they migrate to southern regions such as Southeast Asia and Taiwan for winter times. They are considered 2nd-grade endangered species of Korea.
#BeeHunters #OrientalHoneyBuzzard #Wasps

[@patrickdoss25]

Even the wasps/hornets know their nest is done for and abandon it after the buzzard’s first attack.

[@Sano199]

Very educational. This is my first time learning about this bird.

[@MIKA_SUBSCRIBE]

Same for me

[@Mumbamumba]

What a beautiful documentary! Thank you for adding English subtitles!

[@IllIIIIIIllll]

Damn this doc deserves more views and appreciation🙌

[@gintojacob6001]

Nice Video, Appreciate the efforts

[@Xsksnssjccxghb]

Best video on honey buzzards. Absolutely fascinated by them!!

[@ankitmadhvan3169]

Very nice and detailed!❤️🔥

[@edodanilyan]

Great video

[@theanesthetist5172]

This channel could have more subscribers if it was in English. Such a beautiful documentary.. I subscribed the channel.

[@magicdolphin3090]

Nice, but don't most documentaries take at least a year, if not more?

[@eltonjohntubola3212]

This is pretty average.

[@blackwhite2361]

Where is David Attenborough's voice when you need it?

[@braddywarbucks]

Fascinating

[@daveycrocket4873]

I didn't know these birds existed. Nature's a wonderful thing. It feels good knowing there's a bird exists that feeds on yellow jackets and giant hornets

[@user-tx6yo7hz7e]

There must be different types of honey buzzards as I've seen other ones where the armor like feathers seem more numerous and compacted together, making for a tighter fit, particularly around the neck and head area.

[@BerardiOhio94]

I was watching this with my headphones on, let's just say ITCHY! 😅

[@uncagedspirit]

Well done 👏

[@UHarshanBlackBoy1995]

Nice!

[@ninjaraph]

Wonderful vid

[@ponieriggins7395]

His eyes has no weakness built to kill

[@jeffreygonzales4977]

God bless

[@shiva72945]

Wow! Top!

[@jjalmightywins]

Amazing vid! So cute baby bird

[@zaidburny5205]

Thnx

[@babynestreview]

vry good

[@OUKEN2024]

How do the baby birds get water/ hydration if they are in the nest all day?

[@rjhemedes]

Baby birds get their water indirectly from the food fed to them by their parents.

[@IllIIIIIIllll]

bro tf question is this?

[@jajasuokhrie5222]

Why r u soooooo Stupid?????u skipped biology class?

[@rickswineberg]

This bird is the wasps terminator.

[@worldscalephotography]

How come the wasps don't attack the eyes of the bird? it's the weakest point!

[@juanchicaizacapon7390]

They can't, the european honey buzzard is much more intelligent.

[@hengtang4639]

It has a special eye lid to protect their eyes.The body excrete chemical to deter the warps or bees to attack them .

[@jjalmightywins]

Got an armed eyelid

[@XGRIMYONEX]

All they have to do is sting the bird in the eye.

[@alfikh3701]

The bird would bite them first before they reach the eye tho

[@jajasuokhrie5222]

U support the damn wasp????

[@XGRIMYONEX]

@@jajasuokhrie5222 absolutely

[@agharuokansirim4935]

Nictitating membrane cover's birds eyes. Basically invisible eyelids

[@XGRIMYONEX]

@@agharuokansirim4935 can the stinger penetrate that

[@ursulatroxler7428]

This shows the power of Jehovah God and His Son Christ Jesus ❤

[@harbinger_1984]

Why is "oriental" when it's not from China?

[@Michael-hb3ip]

Waste of a year and a half LOL

[@beanfeathers8645]

Great video