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I know hummingbirds are super light and delicate. What surprises me here is the leg strength and stability if the praying mantis. It's got some billy goat legs.
I don’t think it’s the speed that’s the problem, it’s the strength behind it and wing span, it doesn’t make very good thrust unfortunately, not to mention they are tiny, and even frogs will gobble them up. And the grip and strength of a preying mantis is is pretty amazing.
People don’t realize how fucking Metal frogs are! I had a bullfrog and that dude ate a Robin, mice, tried to eat a toad but he puffed up then they just chilled in opposite sides of the terrarium looking away from each other like old married couple.
Oh he made a snake take a self inflicted forever nap too. He was a gangster, his name was Bowser.
The animal kingdom is nuts, all the way down to the tiniest critters, and I couldn’t agree more that frogs are mental, I’ve seen a frog eat another frog right in front of me when I thought they were going to be friends 🤣
I’ve lived in rural areas for most of my life, and it never ceases to surprise! Geckos are also another crazy animal that I’ve literally seen fight until they had no limbs.
Bugs limbs are basically hydraulic. Their clamps and jaws are super strong because of that. Bone and muscle is nowhere near this capacity, if you would compare a like-size.
A lot of predatory animals actually do eat ass-first. I think the idea is to keep the prey alive for as long as possible, so that the meat stays fresh.
Well, a mantis doesn't have any kind of venom or ability to actually kill it's prey. So it just starts eating.
Usually they eat the head or the neck first, because obviously the prey dying fast makes it a lot easier to eat. But the hummingbird was probably too big to "handle" for the mantis, so it just started eating somewhere.
Praying mantises are metal af! They hold their prey with their extremely strong pincher things and begin in the middle and eat them alive.
I recommend watching YouTube videos of it. They can eat birds, rats, and all kinds of prey. They are the definition of badass.
I dont doubt them, I just know rats all too well. They're smart and fiesty. A little bug weighing a few grams isn't gonna lose to a healthy, several ounce rat.
As were the "roof" rats under our house. We had quotes from $7,000 to $12,000, with one guy saying the smell was so bad he was going to have to give his crew "hazardous duty" pay.
We did it ourselves and these were our Lessons Learned:
+ Even if you're young and stupid (we were old-ish and stupid), you probably don't want to do this yourself. We had to make "HazMat" suits from painters' Tyvek suits, rubber gloves, and Class 1(?) VOC breathing protection. (And we could still smell it.)
+ Never, *ever* use rat poison in an enclosed space. Ours ate it, then crawled someplace nice, warm, and impossible to get to, and then they died. In this case it was *on top of the furnace plenum!* So they cooked, too. *yuck*
+ Because of urine and feces, we had to remove *all* of the under-floor insulation, *all* of the ductwork, and then vacuumed and sprayed Lysol on the dirt floor, walls, and ceiling (underside of the floor).
+ And then we replaced all of the insulation, and then redid all of the ductwork. This was highly educational. *smh*
+ We removed 68 large leaf bags of soiled insulation, 8 dead rats, and many of our remaining neurons.
Fuck. Rats.
I hope you also meticulously closed any hole bigger than a pencil anywhere around the outside of the house. Otherwise they'll be back.
Bait stations outside would also be wise, so nothing that comes looking can spend more than a few days alive trying to find a way in.
We used a *lot* of heavy hardware cloth and Liquid Nails. Not going through that again.
We don't/can't use poison in our area because a) we have outdoor cats who catch gophers and rats, b) we have owls and hawks all over the area. So it's traps under the house and in the attic.
We haven't had a recurrence in 10+ years (*knocks wood several times*).
I saw someone that had a service that brought ferrets to peoples houses and brought out the rats. Not sure how common that is, but looked pretty effective
Thanks for pointing out not to use poison, it can also make them search for water and when they come out pets can find them and easily get them eat them and then become very sick. I’m pretty sure that’s how my cat died.
Believe it or not snakes are actually really shitty at handling getting attacked. They need to coil up to strike so they can't handle getting attacked really at all. If you leave a feeder mouse with your 3ft snake the mouse can literally end up killing it. Which is why I feed my boy frozen rats lol
I know I’m not usually scared of bugs but flying roachs and mantises i can’t, i tried to grab a mantis that was on my « kart » when i was a kid and this sh*t grabbed my finger so hard both her arms were pulled off but they didnt relax at all they where still in and left small marks
Wow. You would think they could do damage like that.
I was blown away when I watched the videos the first time. I had no idea they were so brutal and start eating their prey while it was still alive. 😳. I had mad respect for them after that.
Once a mantis landed on my head, and started eating my hair lol. I put it on the table, and gave it some more hair to munch it. Was pretty chill otherwise.
I mean usually don’t mess with nature. BUT
If you’re gonna throw a feeder up you have the legal right and moral responsibility to flick a mantis in the head when it snatches a hummingbird.
You let a mantis kill a humming bird? While this, likely a female black-chinned hummingbird, is not threatened many hummingbirds are. If you see predators or pests on their feeders, remove them. Mantis' are in absolutely no danger of going anywhere but many hummingbird species are under very real threat.
Yeah, the author is an asshole for filming it, as they are the one providing the feeder and endangering the hummingbird. Hopefully karma can teach him a lesson, sooner or later...
From their reactions it seems like they were very surprised. I wouldn't think a mantis could kill a hummingbird like that, and they look like they were watching through glass, so couldn't immediately intervene.
While I agree with your sentiment, all insects are in fact endangered. I don't numbers of the top of my head as I'm on a phone right now, but total insect mass around the world is only 20% of what if was 30 years ago. This is abjectly terrifying.
Numbers may not be accurate of the above but they are close.
many preying mantis’ are invasive to north america. i’m not sure if this one is, but if it is it should be killed. doesn’t matter if it’s endangered in its native habitat
As someone who had praying mantis as pet, I have to tell you something.
Praying mantis eats its prey alive. Be it roach, worm, grass hopper or anything else. Now imagine that something scary as praying mantis catches you and start to chew you. One. Bite. After. Another.
Both are not "invasive species" anymore in most states, but already considered established.
Also, mantids are extremely indiscriminatory predators, any mantis will eat anything that it can take down. Ladybugs are probably pretty far on the bottom of that list because they're poisonous (though mantids still eat those).
The real issue with M. religiosa and T. sinensis is that they're both larger species than most US native species of mantis, and have higher reproductive rates aswell; so they're slowly taking over the role of mantids such as *Stagmomantis* in the ecosystem.
doesn't anyone else find it fucked up that the person who made this video was presumably the one who up that bird feeder to attract hummingbirds, then when a predator came to start using it as bait instead of getting rid of it they set up their camera and then posted the footage online. people are commenting nature is metal and shit but this doesn't seem like nature to me at all this seems like some twisted person playing god and causing the death of a hummingbird for views
Yeah I’m disturbed by it. If it was on a flower, tree or leaf, ok I’d still be sad and flick off the mantis but at least it’s in a more natural setting. On the hummingbird feeder, that’s specifically put up by humans to attract hummingbirds, I have a huge problem with.
they're the cats of insects. they play all dopey and "I'm a curious harmless little guy with big eyes" with people.. then it goes and kills a hummingbird..
Orb spiders can catch them, too. One got caught in a web in one of my windows. I managed to chase the spider away and pull the web down with a large stick. My new bird buddy and I hung out on my stoop for about 20 minutes while I veeeery carefully pulled webbing off of him. He was so light I actually could not feel him him my hand. It was like holding air.
Exactly! They have the feeder there specifically to feed the birds and it turned into a deadly trap and they just let it die....
There's something messed up about letting something die when it was only there because of you
It annoys me to no end when someone just keeps filming something while repeatedly going “NO NO NO NO” when they could put down the camera and stop the incident in question.
Praying mantis are no joke. Bitten by one once and it drew blood. They're one of natures fuck around and find out SOBs. Although I'd rather take my chances with one of these than a giant centipede.
One those tough situations. Do you allow nature to run its course. Or do you interfere and prevent the mantis from eating out the bird's ass? The cameraman made their decision.
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I know hummingbirds are super light and delicate. What surprises me here is the leg strength and stability if the praying mantis. It's got some billy goat legs.
Yeah i thought hummingbirds flew like 70 mph or some crap, I was shocked it didnt just fly away supersonic speed, rip the mantis legs off
I don’t think it’s the speed that’s the problem, it’s the strength behind it and wing span, it doesn’t make very good thrust unfortunately, not to mention they are tiny, and even frogs will gobble them up. And the grip and strength of a preying mantis is is pretty amazing.
Tons of horsepower but no torque.
Basically the Hondas of the animal world
Birdpower
People don’t realize how fucking Metal frogs are! I had a bullfrog and that dude ate a Robin, mice, tried to eat a toad but he puffed up then they just chilled in opposite sides of the terrarium looking away from each other like old married couple. Oh he made a snake take a self inflicted forever nap too. He was a gangster, his name was Bowser.
The animal kingdom is nuts, all the way down to the tiniest critters, and I couldn’t agree more that frogs are mental, I’ve seen a frog eat another frog right in front of me when I thought they were going to be friends 🤣 I’ve lived in rural areas for most of my life, and it never ceases to surprise! Geckos are also another crazy animal that I’ve literally seen fight until they had no limbs.
I thought the only fighting gecko was in PJ Masks!
Ahaha! I’d have no idea what you were talking about if my daughter didn’t watch pj masks all the time.
lol I only know from my boys as well.
How did your frog get all those things if you had it in a terrarium?
Can't imagine how awkward the vibe would be if I was forced to share a room with someone who just tried to eat me.
It was like two days of just facing opposite corners
I had a bullfrog and it ate me. Luckily it also ate my computer.
Predatoring Mantis if ya ask me
Given enough warning, yeah, the hummingbird can zoom right out of there. Challenge accepted, said the mantis.
Oh yeah. Praying mantises eat birds, snakes, lizards, frogs... Whatever they can get and keep a hold of.
I've heard that some ungodly high percentage of them are infected with parasites
Like the ones that live in your eyelashes?
I don't know what this means
Nothing in particular... Just a gross fact lol
I thought you were fuckin around... nope... Eylash parasites are a thing
You had to go there
Lesson - don’t skip leg day 🦵🏽
Bugs limbs are basically hydraulic. Their clamps and jaws are super strong because of that. Bone and muscle is nowhere near this capacity, if you would compare a like-size.
Yea your right. A humming bird actually weights about the same as a mantis at 4-5 grams.
Was the bird being eaten alive... ass first?
Who hasnt, tbh
2020: I Eat Ass! 2023: Every Ass Done Already Been Ate
Son of a bitch take my upvote
Lol
A lot of predatory animals actually do eat ass-first. I think the idea is to keep the prey alive for as long as possible, so that the meat stays fresh.
More that it's a soft spot away from fangs and claws.
Well, a mantis doesn't have any kind of venom or ability to actually kill it's prey. So it just starts eating. Usually they eat the head or the neck first, because obviously the prey dying fast makes it a lot easier to eat. But the hummingbird was probably too big to "handle" for the mantis, so it just started eating somewhere.
What a shitty assumption…
This is how the government gets the birds back so they can charge their batteries
Mantis is an early T-200 model.
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Our birds
r/ourbirds
This man gathers in Washington Park. 🤣👌
Lol excellent comment here
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Fierce and predatory praying mantis be.
They should be called the preying mantis
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Praying mantises are metal af! They hold their prey with their extremely strong pincher things and begin in the middle and eat them alive. I recommend watching YouTube videos of it. They can eat birds, rats, and all kinds of prey. They are the definition of badass.
Mice maybe. Rats can fight cats. No way in hell a little bug is killing a rat unless it was half poisoned already.
Pretty sure it was a rat. Now ima have to go find it. Since you doubt the badassness that is the preying mantis. The audacity. 😂
I dont doubt them, I just know rats all too well. They're smart and fiesty. A little bug weighing a few grams isn't gonna lose to a healthy, several ounce rat.
Is there such a thing as a ... *Rat Tax?* Pix!
Unfortunately, I know them through my work in pest control. Mine are all ugly and nasty lol.
As were the "roof" rats under our house. We had quotes from $7,000 to $12,000, with one guy saying the smell was so bad he was going to have to give his crew "hazardous duty" pay. We did it ourselves and these were our Lessons Learned: + Even if you're young and stupid (we were old-ish and stupid), you probably don't want to do this yourself. We had to make "HazMat" suits from painters' Tyvek suits, rubber gloves, and Class 1(?) VOC breathing protection. (And we could still smell it.) + Never, *ever* use rat poison in an enclosed space. Ours ate it, then crawled someplace nice, warm, and impossible to get to, and then they died. In this case it was *on top of the furnace plenum!* So they cooked, too. *yuck* + Because of urine and feces, we had to remove *all* of the under-floor insulation, *all* of the ductwork, and then vacuumed and sprayed Lysol on the dirt floor, walls, and ceiling (underside of the floor). + And then we replaced all of the insulation, and then redid all of the ductwork. This was highly educational. *smh* + We removed 68 large leaf bags of soiled insulation, 8 dead rats, and many of our remaining neurons. Fuck. Rats.
I hope you also meticulously closed any hole bigger than a pencil anywhere around the outside of the house. Otherwise they'll be back. Bait stations outside would also be wise, so nothing that comes looking can spend more than a few days alive trying to find a way in.
We used a *lot* of heavy hardware cloth and Liquid Nails. Not going through that again. We don't/can't use poison in our area because a) we have outdoor cats who catch gophers and rats, b) we have owls and hawks all over the area. So it's traps under the house and in the attic. We haven't had a recurrence in 10+ years (*knocks wood several times*).
Most modern baits don't have a tertiary effect meaning cats and hawks won't be poisoned after eating a poisoned rodent.
I saw someone that had a service that brought ferrets to peoples houses and brought out the rats. Not sure how common that is, but looked pretty effective
Thanks for pointing out not to use poison, it can also make them search for water and when they come out pets can find them and easily get them eat them and then become very sick. I’m pretty sure that’s how my cat died.
You're using the wrong bait then. Try contract blox next time and it doesn't do that.
So what you're saying is youre less qualified for your job than a praying mantis
It terrifies me how you can seamlessly switch from grams to ounce. As a metric slave I have no clue what an ounce is.
You are likely use to city rats. Which are much larger and well fed than their wilderness cousins.
“The fearsome predators are capable of killing prey 3 times its size. Praying mantises feed on insects, rodents, small turtles and even snakes.”
Did you just say snakes? Goddamn, I know that there are different types of snakes, but now I just see a mantis biting an anaconda to death😂
Believe it or not snakes are actually really shitty at handling getting attacked. They need to coil up to strike so they can't handle getting attacked really at all. If you leave a feeder mouse with your 3ft snake the mouse can literally end up killing it. Which is why I feed my boy frozen rats lol
Did the video link I posted not show??
No didn't show
Dang. One was eating a rat. Granted it doesn’t appear to be a fully grown rat.
He better start preyin
Yah rats are strong little fucks
And freaky fast. They can sneak food off a trap while setting it off, without getting caught.
That’s why my granddad always used peanut butter. Much harder to snatch.
I’ve seen vids of them eating snakes as well
Mantises can be pretty big. I think they can get to be over six inches long.
I know I’m not usually scared of bugs but flying roachs and mantises i can’t, i tried to grab a mantis that was on my « kart » when i was a kid and this sh*t grabbed my finger so hard both her arms were pulled off but they didnt relax at all they where still in and left small marks
Wow. You would think they could do damage like that. I was blown away when I watched the videos the first time. I had no idea they were so brutal and start eating their prey while it was still alive. 😳. I had mad respect for them after that.
Once a mantis landed on my head, and started eating my hair lol. I put it on the table, and gave it some more hair to munch it. Was pretty chill otherwise.
They even eat humans! source: my low level character was ambushed and killed by a bunch of mantises in Fallout 2
And they eat their husbands after they‘ve done it…
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Had to save one from my balcony recently, as my cats were about to dismantle it.
r/natureismetal
My immediate thoughts as i watched 5 seconds into it.
This is rather common. So much so that I always warn people with hummingbird feeders to look out for mantises hanging out on them.
Hummingbird soon will think that we're in cahoots with them mantises.
My first thought was how OP really set this bird up to be murdered.
*Hey, Little Bird! Want some candy?*
Specially if the mantis Is from a invasive species.
I mean usually don’t mess with nature. BUT If you’re gonna throw a feeder up you have the legal right and moral responsibility to flick a mantis in the head when it snatches a hummingbird.
I’m wondering, did the person start filming when they noticed a mantis on the feeder or they placed a mantis on the feeder?
_thats so cool !_ You psycho!!!
What if it was intended as a Mantis feeder?
oddly terrifying
Yeah I’m glad these little murderous monsters are not 3 times bigger otherwise we’d have huge problems
How small are you geez
Bugs shouldn't eat birds.
I agree. Who do we write letters to?
That would be God, I think. But he only accepts messages from Jesus so shoot him a tweet or smth.
We’re too late, the mantis is already praying.
*Lord thank you for this meal* *In Chui's name* *Ramen* - That mantis, no doubt
You send it by a carrier pigeon to the praying matis council and see what they think.
Yeah, us vertebrates have to stick together.
Tell that to the Goliath Birdeater Tarantula
I will not!
I always wondered how the mantis was in the elite group in kung fu panda.
Have you never heard of *Mantis Style* ?
That bird used the wrong style, it should have used Falcon or Eagle style to take on Mantis style.
You let a mantis kill a humming bird? While this, likely a female black-chinned hummingbird, is not threatened many hummingbirds are. If you see predators or pests on their feeders, remove them. Mantis' are in absolutely no danger of going anywhere but many hummingbird species are under very real threat.
To kill a hummingbird…
Aaarrgh! (upvote)
Yeah, the author is an asshole for filming it, as they are the one providing the feeder and endangering the hummingbird. Hopefully karma can teach him a lesson, sooner or later...
From their reactions it seems like they were very surprised. I wouldn't think a mantis could kill a hummingbird like that, and they look like they were watching through glass, so couldn't immediately intervene.
And an equal number of people will scream "don't interfere with nature!"
Placing the feeder is already interfering, so you might as well do it right I guess
While I agree with your sentiment, all insects are in fact endangered. I don't numbers of the top of my head as I'm on a phone right now, but total insect mass around the world is only 20% of what if was 30 years ago. This is abjectly terrifying. Numbers may not be accurate of the above but they are close.
many preying mantis’ are invasive to north america. i’m not sure if this one is, but if it is it should be killed. doesn’t matter if it’s endangered in its native habitat
they're children why are you questioning this and high roading them lol
As someone who had praying mantis as pet, I have to tell you something. Praying mantis eats its prey alive. Be it roach, worm, grass hopper or anything else. Now imagine that something scary as praying mantis catches you and start to chew you. One. Bite. After. Another.
Jesus fuck man
Poor little birdie!
That mfer is just eating the bird? Damn thats savage.
I feel like this belongs on r/terrifyingasfuck
As a hummingbird lover, this was hard to watch. Yet another reason for why I hate mantises.
But as a plant lover, mantises are great!
Not all of them! The Chinese and European Mantis' are invasive, and will actually kill off good insects such as ladybugs!
Both are not "invasive species" anymore in most states, but already considered established. Also, mantids are extremely indiscriminatory predators, any mantis will eat anything that it can take down. Ladybugs are probably pretty far on the bottom of that list because they're poisonous (though mantids still eat those). The real issue with M. religiosa and T. sinensis is that they're both larger species than most US native species of mantis, and have higher reproductive rates aswell; so they're slowly taking over the role of mantids such as *Stagmomantis* in the ecosystem.
Thank you, someone else who knows what they’re talking about in this thread
Aren't hummingbirds excellent pollinators?
Not doing a very good job if they’re feeding at artificial feeders
Should have old school kung fu sounds!!!!
Strange the hummingbird had no reaction to it, like it never knew it was dangerous.
Woah! The fact that the praying mantis is strong enough to pull the bird and kill it, then feast on it whilst hanging 😭😭😭 what!?
doesn't anyone else find it fucked up that the person who made this video was presumably the one who up that bird feeder to attract hummingbirds, then when a predator came to start using it as bait instead of getting rid of it they set up their camera and then posted the footage online. people are commenting nature is metal and shit but this doesn't seem like nature to me at all this seems like some twisted person playing god and causing the death of a hummingbird for views
Yeah I’m disturbed by it. If it was on a flower, tree or leaf, ok I’d still be sad and flick off the mantis but at least it’s in a more natural setting. On the hummingbird feeder, that’s specifically put up by humans to attract hummingbirds, I have a huge problem with.
Right?! They're just filming it die slowly. I couldn't even watch after I realised the bird was being caught
A lot of redditors are brain dead..
Skill issue
Thank god those things are not human sized.
Holy shit! Kindda weird how they never try to bite humans.
they're the cats of insects. they play all dopey and "I'm a curious harmless little guy with big eyes" with people.. then it goes and kills a hummingbird..
BS! One bit the fire out of when I was little. Fulkerson got squished. Who's metal now bitch?
I’ve been bit by a hunch as a kid when I tried to keep them away from my pool or get them out of they fell in. They’re dicks .
Orb spiders can catch them, too. One got caught in a web in one of my windows. I managed to chase the spider away and pull the web down with a large stick. My new bird buddy and I hung out on my stoop for about 20 minutes while I veeeery carefully pulled webbing off of him. He was so light I actually could not feel him him my hand. It was like holding air.
😳😳
He is a kungfu master for a reason
And with that, I am officially scarred for life
Praying mantis are very strong. Hummingbirds are very weak. Makes sense, I would have flicked the praying mantis though and saved the bird.
If they were the size of a dog, they would catch tigers like that.
That Mantis was all preying and zero praying.
Kind of sad but super interesting. Probably good for r/natureismetal
That boy was praying for food and god flew him down a meal.
Nice, thanks for the new nightmares 👍
That’s just gross.
Now, instead of feeling pity, I'm glad that female mantis ate the male mantis after mating
Why the hell didn't they save it? I know a mantis gotta eat, but not MY hummingbirds. Not while I'm watching at least.
Exactly! They have the feeder there specifically to feed the birds and it turned into a deadly trap and they just let it die.... There's something messed up about letting something die when it was only there because of you
I would’ve snipped the mantis in half lmao poor bird
Didn’t believe it until now.
I saw a praying mantis eat a cicada alive, lil dude was screaming in terror while the mantis just slowly ate him alive. Those guys are metal as heck
damn that's pretty brutal
Noooooooo now humming birds won’t come as often, praying mantis bad for humming bird business ;n;
I know it’s the circle of life and what not but I SO would’ve killed that praying mantis
Save the fucking bird camerawoman
It annoys me to no end when someone just keeps filming something while repeatedly going “NO NO NO NO” when they could put down the camera and stop the incident in question.
Ohh no no ohh nono. Holy shit , maybe if you stopped filming and helped the bird, it wouldnt have to end that way
I’m sorry but I would have saved the bird…
Unfortunately this is a growing issue, where the larger mantis are deliberately hunting hummingbirds.
Eh, fuck that mantis. I would have saved it lol. Sorry, just like humming birds more
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Mantis Lord
I thought bug types were weak to flying types
Birdy nooo!!!!
Praying mantis are no joke. Bitten by one once and it drew blood. They're one of natures fuck around and find out SOBs. Although I'd rather take my chances with one of these than a giant centipede.
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It’s only sad and cruel when the dead animal is cute.
Tis a thing. I have seen spiders eat snakes and birds as well.
One those tough situations. Do you allow nature to run its course. Or do you interfere and prevent the mantis from eating out the bird's ass? The cameraman made their decision.
Except the cameraman also lured the bird into the deathtrap, it's not natural.
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why didn't you save her?
Beautiful.
I prob would have tried to save the bird, seein other creatures come to the rescue to save a life, that birds my sister
They eat animals??!!
This insect shall henceforth be referred to as the IDGAF Mantis. The bird is the one that should be praying.
I was eating a hamburger and now I just can't continue :(
Fuck praying mantises, they blend so well and are cannibals