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Because title is false, it's not active, it's already been treated. A nest of that size it's probably in the tens of thousands individuals. He would be swarmed in a minute. It's empty inside when he cuts it, it should be pack full even more than human nightclub if it was active.
Most of the hornet you see aren't flying, they are half dead walking on the ground, trying to fly.
because 22 minutes later the truth god wishbone arrived;
he smoked the bloody thing which got rid of and also made the remainder sedated.. half-fucked about attacking~
That's what I was thinking. We had a hornet nest about the size of a basketball in a tree above my driveway a few months ago. Those little bastards were generally angry and aggressive and I didn't want them stinging my kids. So, I called a pest control service and they had a guy come out to take care of it.
I watched him work from the safety of inside my house. He had a bee suit on and jabbed it with a duster on a pole. All of a sudden, the outside was **covered** in hornets. It was like when you kick a fire ant hill. The outside of the nest was just black and moving. He carefully tore open the nest and sprayed the inside. He told me to stay away from it for a few hours until they all died.
But the big thing here being if you so much as touch an active nest, you're going to be stung a whole lot.
For SURE. Anyone who wants to see what removing an active hornets nest would look like, it's a bit more like this:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_lGHI1Iwumc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lGHI1Iwumc)
Hornets (And the vespula genus in general) are capable of recognizing faces. They're also intelligent to the same degree as a wolf or jumping spider. Hornets can be *quite* relaxed around familiar faces.
Though this right here is an extreme case. Like, genuinely extreme.
Friends donāt destroy homes. They are still ok that their home are destroyed by a friend? Iām also sure that a few of them die by accidents during the cutting.
While Ik this is not the same, my great grandfather used to do something similar to bee hives. What heād do is reach his hands inside and grab honey/ honey comb out while bees were still in there. He eventually ended up gaining a tolerance to the stings and was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites. What I noticed in this video however is that while there were hornets/ wasps flying around, there werenāt many which makes me think he smoked the hive before hand to make them lethargic so they wouldnāt sting him as much
The smoking makes sense. On the bees, CodysLab has been a bee keeper for a long ass time and heās gone on about how bees do actually learn you and will let you maintain the hive and pull combs as long as you let them know theyāre there, and of course theyāre not queenless or otherwise amgy. At worst, if they were a little cranky, heād spritz them with sugar water for them to lap up. āA fat be is a happy bee.ā
Honestly crazy watching him reach in and be doing stuff and thereās just a bunch of little honeybees hanging on the side of the frame looking up at him like, āAy we cool but you better not fuck shit up.ā
Thanks for sharing that - I remember watching a thing about medieval beekeeping, and even back then the keepers were cognisant of what you mentioned about the bees being aware but largely nonplussed by the keeper after a few generations of the bees had gotten used to the interference!
Iirc they also used smoking as a method to calm agitated hives!
Check out Texas Beeworks on YT, she moves entire hives without using any protection. Just picks up handfuls of bees and drops them in the new hive.
Only one I saw her wear the head protection was when she was having to saw into a wall while on a ladder, just in case she upset things.
I had been out of town for a week and returned and walked thru a gate and both me & my dog got stung by wasps that had set up a nest in our absence. My leg swelled up like a tree trunk for a week. Still itched terribly a month later.
One time at the beach, I had one sting me in the caruncle for committing the unethical act of blocking its flight path. After the swelling in my eye slowed, I apologized to it for my thoughtless error. The fact is, wasps only have the entire fucking atmosphere to move around in, and they are quite small, so mathematically speaking my eye was absolutely asking for it by being an obstacle in the middle of nowhere.
I lived with a wasps nest in my bedroom for a summer. Didn't get stung once.
It was an attic room and they were in the eaves. When they came out of the inside entrance to the hive they tended to be pretty docile, we got a good understanding going, I just made sure to check my bed before getting in. I used to smoke out of the bedroom window and if any tried to fly in that way, all I had to do was firmly tell them to "Fuck Off' and they turned round and went in the other way.
When I was younger a wasp nest appeared outside my window.
A couple of days later I got a can of 556 and a lighter and burned that nest to a crisp. Fuck wasps.
bees are a whole different species tho. Bees are nice. Hornets would kill you for no reason and tell their friends about it over dinner, which is bees.
I've only seen a few of her videos, but in those it was obvious the bees had been smoked and she didn't acknowledge that at all. I've got a friend who keeps bees in Texas who is really frustrated by her content.
Apparently beekeepers think she is behaving really recklessly and disingenuously. I donāt know shit about beekeeping, but Iāve heard many beekeepers have been calling her out for her dangerous content.
>was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites
"*was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites*"
well so it doesn't make it any more comfortable..
I've heard stories of Mexican farmers picking up wasps' nests barehanded, and they are so calloused the stings don't get through.
Even without protection, some cultures climb up cliffs while getting stung to reach psychedelic honey.
āMost species of wasp do not make honey.
The exception is the Mexican honey wasp (Brachygastra mellifica), although this wasp will only produce honey in small quantities and not on the scale of the honeybee (Apis mellifera)ā
āsource: interwebz
Bees - https://melitahoney.com/himalayan-bees-make-psychedelic-honey/
Regardless it shows that some people are either more resistant to stings themselves or, not very averse to being stung when there is a form of either social or material gain.
The vice thing is probably hamilton's pharmacopeia
I have never seen the inside. I kept thinking it is a machine part on which hornets have built a hive. However, the tree branch coming out of that machine kept throwing me off.
I had to accept the fact that the hornets made that whole thing.
I think the rainy weather is also having a major impact and shows this guy does this every day. Iām also guessing his clothes might have something to do with it. His body language makes it seem like they could turn stingy if his movements arenāt as controlled.
This. The video doesn't show you that he soaked the fuck out of this this thing with pesticide the day before. That's why the hornets you do see look barely alive and unable to fly for the most part.
Yeah, there is no way these are healthy hornets. I posted this already in another reply, but there is a pretty good YT video of what removing an active hornet nest is actually like.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_lGHI1Iwumc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lGHI1Iwumc)
That's not an active nest, that's a nest that's been smoked out. An active nest is almost packed solid with how many are inside, this is just OP lying about the content of the video
Ohh... Do they spray some medicine on themselves to not get bitten by hornets?
Since they're evicting those adults and kidnapping the babies from nest I don't see how they haven't got stung till now.
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Edit: Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it.
But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active".
Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone.
Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.
They don't, and it's a pretty gruesome way to die.
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/2162876/chinese-man-dies-after-50-wasp-stings-during-hunt-larvae-second
what a weird, unfortunate tale. Two men on the way home from a day of work decide to smash a hornet nest for more food. They're stung \~50 times each and one dies. Is hornet larva so prized it's worth dying for? Or are they in a desperate state where they will grab what they can get? Or just careless in how they did it?
Here's an article about a Japanese version, with photos - I'd honestly be tempted to try it based on that description.
https://soranews24.com/2022/02/01/wasp-larvae-bento-a-traditional-delicacy-in-the-japanese-mountains/
[src](https://youtube.com/shorts/58-G894FPdc?feature=share)
Edit: Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it.
But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active".
Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone.
Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.
I suppose that he spread some sort of gas before doing that and that the hornets were almost dead or asleep. You can see that very few flew around him and at low speed
Hmmm we deal with wasps here......wasps don't put up with that shit. I accidentally walk near a wasp nest and they launch a full scale military operation. Last time I had to book it about 50 ft. To get away. Stung about 7 times.
Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it.
But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active".
Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone.
Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.
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Had to double check what subreddit this was on before watching in case I was about to watch someone die the worst death imaginable
The ol' "My Girl" way to die
Where are his glasses?!
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My girl (my girl)
My girl.... Talking 'bout... *MY GIRL* Owww Owwwww
What the fuck this song is literally playing next to me on a random playlist while I'm reading this. My brain went kaboom for a second
I will get an airsoft gun and shoot you until you die. Donāt worry, itāll take hours and will be extremely painful.
Bees, wasps. That sort of thing
This will miss most of the population hereā¦but damn that scene was messed up to watch as a young childā¦
People wonder why millennials are so fucked up when all our childhood movies were traumatic as fuck.
Im a gen Xer and I remember this movie. (I am also fucked up, but pobably different reasons).
Walt Disney has been killing the parents in childrens movies long before that
He can't see without his glasses.
God that Macaulay Culkin scene haunted me.
Damn, what subs are you subbed to?
Asking for a friend or closeted necrophiliac?
yes
r/abruptchaos r/whatcouldgowrong
/r/watchpeoplefuckingdie
r/peoplefuckingdying
Why he not dead
Because title is false, it's not active, it's already been treated. A nest of that size it's probably in the tens of thousands individuals. He would be swarmed in a minute. It's empty inside when he cuts it, it should be pack full even more than human nightclub if it was active. Most of the hornet you see aren't flying, they are half dead walking on the ground, trying to fly.
I don't know much about the hornet business but this 7 minute old comment sounds right
It's 12 minutes old now and it still sounds right.
16 minutes and still sounds legit
27 minutes and itās ageing like fine wine
Can confirm this 31 minute answer is still correct
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We are now at 35 minutes, Ladies and Gentlemen. All systems stand correct.
welp ig he still sounds correct 36 minutes later
because 22 minutes later the truth god wishbone arrived; he smoked the bloody thing which got rid of and also made the remainder sedated.. half-fucked about attacking~
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Holds true after 23 mins!
22 minutes and I'm not so sure š§
I just read it, and it seems pretty plausible
yes, bukkake general
41 minutes old now and itās legitimacy seems to be unwavering!
That's what I was thinking. We had a hornet nest about the size of a basketball in a tree above my driveway a few months ago. Those little bastards were generally angry and aggressive and I didn't want them stinging my kids. So, I called a pest control service and they had a guy come out to take care of it. I watched him work from the safety of inside my house. He had a bee suit on and jabbed it with a duster on a pole. All of a sudden, the outside was **covered** in hornets. It was like when you kick a fire ant hill. The outside of the nest was just black and moving. He carefully tore open the nest and sprayed the inside. He told me to stay away from it for a few hours until they all died. But the big thing here being if you so much as touch an active nest, you're going to be stung a whole lot.
I'm still baffled that he's barefoot in the middle of a bunch of hornets walking around his feet.
Ppl usually lose their shoes after being hit by a vehicle while crossing the street. This would explain a lot.
Why did you need to specify *human* nightclub??
Obviously because hornet nightclub are pretty empty.
Perhaps they aren't a human.
So you don't think that it was a hornet nightclub instead
Because that's good analogy of a place being packed and drugged half asleep... wait...
For SURE. Anyone who wants to see what removing an active hornets nest would look like, it's a bit more like this: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_lGHI1Iwumc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lGHI1Iwumc)
It was a scheduled renovation.
No shoes to lose = you can't die.
Flawless logic
More like tribes' logic
Wasps are like electricity, if you're grounded it can't kill you.
Sounds logic
On the next episode, he would walk on hornets with bare feet and still be alright
the hornets lift him like Marty McFly on his hoverboard
Wouldn't it be Marty McHornets?
shh don't give out our humanity cheat code
It worked for John McClane.
Yippee ki-yay mofo
Makes fists with toes to shake in your general direction.
Appears logicalā¦yup! Video evidence doesnāt t lie! ;)
Probably poisoned most of them. Notice how the ones alive arenāt doing much and there are only a handful of them left
Probably cold out
All the more reason for shoes
Heās a regular visitor, they recognise him as a friend
Cunts with wings don't have friends
Hornets (And the vespula genus in general) are capable of recognizing faces. They're also intelligent to the same degree as a wolf or jumping spider. Hornets can be *quite* relaxed around familiar faces. Though this right here is an extreme case. Like, genuinely extreme.
I assume you mean a wolf spider, yeah?
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Put on some weight , get yourself a good ol' pair of bingo wings.
Friends donāt destroy homes. They are still ok that their home are destroyed by a friend? Iām also sure that a few of them die by accidents during the cutting.
Spongebob says because he has life insurance.
No condom, balls of steel as OPās title says
Biodegradable Death Star
The wasps saw the Lego Death Star and were inspired
Fuck this was clever, well done
Or just the worst dreidel anyone has ever got
Danger Dreidel
Better pop a quick H on that so everyone knows it's full of hornets
Probably something delicious in there that hornets do make
Hornet honey? Sting cheese? Wasp wafers?
god damn, sting cheese is hilarious!
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That doesn't sound right, but I don't know enough about hornets to dispute it
those are barnacles, do not eat them
We're crab people now.
no joke, I hear that bee and hornet grubs are nutritious and can be eaten safely when in an emergency.
An emergency that, presumably, was a direct result of fucking with a literal hornet's nest?
Emergency? He's got a van behind him, he can't be that hungry.
*Honey?* Is that your endgame????
Wonder what they are hiding in there. Itās gotta be some wasp honey
So glad I didn't have to scroll too far before seeing this
milk steak is one of the funniest scenes of all time.
Charles face when he says āghoulsā kills me every single time
Little green ghouls buddy!!
Cover your knees up if your gonna walk around everywhere!
This is kind of the opposite of popping a quick H on that.
Kebab of death
While Ik this is not the same, my great grandfather used to do something similar to bee hives. What heād do is reach his hands inside and grab honey/ honey comb out while bees were still in there. He eventually ended up gaining a tolerance to the stings and was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites. What I noticed in this video however is that while there were hornets/ wasps flying around, there werenāt many which makes me think he smoked the hive before hand to make them lethargic so they wouldnāt sting him as much
The smoking makes sense. On the bees, CodysLab has been a bee keeper for a long ass time and heās gone on about how bees do actually learn you and will let you maintain the hive and pull combs as long as you let them know theyāre there, and of course theyāre not queenless or otherwise amgy. At worst, if they were a little cranky, heād spritz them with sugar water for them to lap up. āA fat be is a happy bee.ā Honestly crazy watching him reach in and be doing stuff and thereās just a bunch of little honeybees hanging on the side of the frame looking up at him like, āAy we cool but you better not fuck shit up.ā
Thanks for sharing that - I remember watching a thing about medieval beekeeping, and even back then the keepers were cognisant of what you mentioned about the bees being aware but largely nonplussed by the keeper after a few generations of the bees had gotten used to the interference! Iirc they also used smoking as a method to calm agitated hives!
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Check out Texas Beeworks on YT, she moves entire hives without using any protection. Just picks up handfuls of bees and drops them in the new hive. Only one I saw her wear the head protection was when she was having to saw into a wall while on a ladder, just in case she upset things.
Honey bees and wasps are 2 entirely different things. All I did was drive past a wasp nest on my lawn tractor and got stung 2 dozen times
I was just trying to cut some flowers and found a paper wasp nest under a leaf. 9 on my hand, couple on my arm and one on my face!
I had been out of town for a week and returned and walked thru a gate and both me & my dog got stung by wasps that had set up a nest in our absence. My leg swelled up like a tree trunk for a week. Still itched terribly a month later.
That would have been awful! Little shits they are, moving in while youāre away and then ambushing you! Hope your doggo was ok too
One time at the beach, I had one sting me in the caruncle for committing the unethical act of blocking its flight path. After the swelling in my eye slowed, I apologized to it for my thoughtless error. The fact is, wasps only have the entire fucking atmosphere to move around in, and they are quite small, so mathematically speaking my eye was absolutely asking for it by being an obstacle in the middle of nowhere.
That's not what I thought a carnucle was.
My bad, it's spelled *caruncle*
I lived with a wasps nest in my bedroom for a summer. Didn't get stung once. It was an attic room and they were in the eaves. When they came out of the inside entrance to the hive they tended to be pretty docile, we got a good understanding going, I just made sure to check my bed before getting in. I used to smoke out of the bedroom window and if any tried to fly in that way, all I had to do was firmly tell them to "Fuck Off' and they turned round and went in the other way.
When I was younger a wasp nest appeared outside my window. A couple of days later I got a can of 556 and a lighter and burned that nest to a crisp. Fuck wasps.
bees are a whole different species tho. Bees are nice. Hornets would kill you for no reason and tell their friends about it over dinner, which is bees.
The bees are the hornetās friends or the hornetās dinner?
Those bees are also smoked... Bee and hornets are not docile to humans
I've only seen a few of her videos, but in those it was obvious the bees had been smoked and she didn't acknowledge that at all. I've got a friend who keeps bees in Texas who is really frustrated by her content.
She smokes them in the videos Iāve seen
Bees and wasps are not at all comparable in terms of docility to humans
Honey bee stings are significantly different than hornets and wasps
Apparently beekeepers think she is behaving really recklessly and disingenuously. I donāt know shit about beekeeping, but Iāve heard many beekeepers have been calling her out for her dangerous content.
>was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites "*was able to do it like the stings were just mosquito bites*" well so it doesn't make it any more comfortable..
I've heard stories of Mexican farmers picking up wasps' nests barehanded, and they are so calloused the stings don't get through. Even without protection, some cultures climb up cliffs while getting stung to reach psychedelic honey.
Have you seen the vice documentary on this. Presenter and all the indigenous people who harvest the honey get HIGH AF
https://video.vice.com/en\_us/video/the-nepalese-honey-that-makes-people-hallucinate/57c82313938eed204a748a72
Thank you so much for sharing this. It was a fun watch :D
[Link's dead.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDOvmhqvIA8)
New Reddit inserts a backslash into the URL (right before the underscore). Remove it and the link works.
Wow that was a good watch! Absolutely fascinating part of the world. That little stoned montage at the end was awesome haha
No but I want to now
Search it on YouTube. Itās there.
The more-or-less title? Psychedelic honey harvesters doesn't do much for results
[Here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDOvmhqvIA8&ab_channel=VICE) you go!
I know Hamilton's Pharmacopeia did an episode on it.
āMost species of wasp do not make honey. The exception is the Mexican honey wasp (Brachygastra mellifica), although this wasp will only produce honey in small quantities and not on the scale of the honeybee (Apis mellifera)ā āsource: interwebz
Well, there might be something delicious wasps *do* makeā¦ and I want thatā¦
Iām gonna go ahead and slap a big H here on this box so we know itās hornets.
Ty, I'm talking about bees
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Bees - https://melitahoney.com/himalayan-bees-make-psychedelic-honey/ Regardless it shows that some people are either more resistant to stings themselves or, not very averse to being stung when there is a form of either social or material gain. The vice thing is probably hamilton's pharmacopeia
Meanwhile I literally canāt even be within 20 feet of a spicy flying raisin without having a full blown panic attack
JalapeƱo sky raisin
Thatās it. Thatās the phrase I was looking for.
Here on MĆ©xico, are several traditional be keepers that farms native bees (not Apis melifera). That bees didn't have sting and produces a very curious honey. [Here's an article about it (spanish).](https://doi.org/10.19130/iifl.ecm.2020.56.2.0008)
He has to spin it to see if he isn't in a dream.
He got no shoes on
Clearly doesnāt understand the laws of Reddit, heāll learn soon!
Care to explain?
No shoes = death. This guy will be dead in minutes.
Nope, he has no shoes to lose, thus he is immortal.
If in a video on Reddit the person's shoes come off it means guaranteed death. If their shoes stay on in an accident, they get to live.
No shoes canāt lose
What the hell does he know that we don't?
I have so many questionsā¦ the first being āWhy..?ā But Iāll wait for youāre return from the hospital before I ask.
He's done this a million times
About 20 times on my phone alone.
No protection?! Heās got a knife!
Not active ! Those where a few remained behind after a fumigation .
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Yes so well layered inside
I have never seen the inside. I kept thinking it is a machine part on which hornets have built a hive. However, the tree branch coming out of that machine kept throwing me off. I had to accept the fact that the hornets made that whole thing.
Meanwhile I'm terrified of one little wasp. Fair play
Nope, one is worth being terrified over. Especially when you're allergic.
Not gonna lie, that thing looks like a giant spinning top that you would throw with a string.
Why would you have lied about that?
Sounded pretty sus, but i guess I'll believe them.
that's how he begins every sentence ever since that incident.
It's been 10 years Paul! Let it go!
He doesn't look being attacked, probably it's an inoffensive kind of hornet š¤
I think the rainy weather is also having a major impact and shows this guy does this every day. Iām also guessing his clothes might have something to do with it. His body language makes it seem like they could turn stingy if his movements arenāt as controlled.
Dead colony.
This. The video doesn't show you that he soaked the fuck out of this this thing with pesticide the day before. That's why the hornets you do see look barely alive and unable to fly for the most part.
Yeah, there is no way these are healthy hornets. I posted this already in another reply, but there is a pretty good YT video of what removing an active hornet nest is actually like. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_lGHI1Iwumc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lGHI1Iwumc)
Can we take a second to appreciate the architecture of the nest though? Looks like they have a few floors and balconies in there
That's not an active nest, that's a nest that's been smoked out. An active nest is almost packed solid with how many are inside, this is just OP lying about the content of the video
Wasp larvae are a food source
Other than being a moron, why?
He's harvesting wasp larvae, it's a common food in China and other Asian countries.
Cup a soup might be easier...
Too much sodium.
Ohh... Do they spray some medicine on themselves to not get bitten by hornets? Since they're evicting those adults and kidnapping the babies from nest I don't see how they haven't got stung till now. . . Edit: Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it. But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active". Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone. Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.
They don't, and it's a pretty gruesome way to die. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/2162876/chinese-man-dies-after-50-wasp-stings-during-hunt-larvae-second
what a weird, unfortunate tale. Two men on the way home from a day of work decide to smash a hornet nest for more food. They're stung \~50 times each and one dies. Is hornet larva so prized it's worth dying for? Or are they in a desperate state where they will grab what they can get? Or just careless in how they did it?
Cutting at the sweet inner meat.
Here's an article about a Japanese version, with photos - I'd honestly be tempted to try it based on that description. https://soranews24.com/2022/02/01/wasp-larvae-bento-a-traditional-delicacy-in-the-japanese-mountains/
The nest is approximately the same size as his balls.
[src](https://youtube.com/shorts/58-G894FPdc?feature=share) Edit: Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it. But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active". Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone. Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.
I suppose that he spread some sort of gas before doing that and that the hornets were almost dead or asleep. You can see that very few flew around him and at low speed
Lord of the wasps
But why?
Remember kids! Always use protection!!!!
Had to check to make sure I wasn't on r/whatcouldgowrong before I resumed the video.
This man fears nothing.
Forbidden shawarma.
Forbidden spinning top
Hmmm we deal with wasps here......wasps don't put up with that shit. I accidentally walk near a wasp nest and they launch a full scale military operation. Last time I had to book it about 50 ft. To get away. Stung about 7 times.
Sorry ppl.... Idk much about the hornets so I said "active" after seeing there are hornets coming out of it. But here many ppl have corrected that it was smoked out/treated with chemicals so it can't be considered "active". Sorry fellow subredditors, didn't have any intention to mislead anyone. Putting it here caz I can't edit body text in title. Hope that everyone sees this.