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The Hornet Queen Builds Her Empire Buddha, Bees and The Giant Hornet Queen BBC Earth

The Hornet Queen Builds Her Empire Buddha, Bees and The Giant Hornet Queen BBC Earth

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The giant hornet is one of the deadliest insects on the planet; this queen is sowing the seeds of empire in the mountains of Japan. heymisterderp: My friend and I were attacked by mud bees who built a nest on the vertical wall of a creekbed in Georgia. I never thought that they too were protected by wind and sun but it was true. We ran over this nest we didn't know was there until it was too late and got attacked by a swarm. Even after I got home I had a few bees still stuck in me. Inside my sock, shoe and shorts, stingers still attached to both the bees' bodies and my own. I got stung 15-20 times and felt dizzy and nauseated, with a bad headache. I can't remember suffering at all days later so I recovered very quickly. It wasn't like getting stung by one wasp in Ohio and half my neck swelled up. The brown wasps of Ohio were far more aggressive than the red wasps of Georgia, or perhaps I learned my lesson in Ohio and showed respect to avoid the red wasps of Georgia? Either way, maybe that's why I'm scared of hornets, while bees and bumblebees don't scare me at all.
Date: 2020-08-24

Comments and reviews: 6


Fun fact: wasps, bees, beetles, flies, all fly using static electricity from their wings repelling their dielectric chitin bodies through the air. Thats why often times it looks like their tiny wings in comparison to their huge bodies shouldnt be able to displace enough air to actually fly. And why June bugs are so ungraceful in flight. You ever rub a balloon on your head and notice how your hair stands straight up, thats because your hair is made of keratin, which is very chemically similar to chitin, and has the same repulsion effect when exposed to static electricity.
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Why does everyone want these hornets to go extinct? They dont even want to bother or kill anyone. Their just like any other wasp. They sting for two purposes
1. Hunting
2. Defending
Just because they kill people, that doesnt mean they want to do it. They kill people because they are being hunted by people for food. Im not say we should love them, Im saying we should respect them. If anyone sees one in Asia, just leave it alone. If you dont bother it then it wont bother you.

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If these hornets establish themselves in North America the results would be catastrophic for agriculture as honey bees pollinate much of the fruits and vegetables we eat. We have enough invasive species as it is. These hornets would pose a threat to other animals and humans as well. The narrator said up to 70 people in Japan die each year from encounters with them.
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i dont care what content this video is.
instead im just amazed of how they manage to get this shot, to track the hornets in the wild. seriously how.
we need a video of wild life video/photograper, and how they do their job to create something like this

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Did they deliberately flood the nest to get that shot? I can hardly imagine the camera crew would be filming on the bank of a river thats raging like that, unless theyve edited in footage of another river
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The only time I would say its appropriate to end the entire clan but ya heard the last, this is not the last time you will see the queen lay an empire we just got lucky a group of her solders died off
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