Extreme Bee Hive Removal | SO MUCH HONEY | Saving a Honey Bee Colony ruclips.net/video/YxTCqE-YWKg/видео.html #bees #honey #beehive #honeybee #savethebees Jake Mace and Oliver from Aloha Honey Bee (ruclips.net/channel/UCJB9wVLLCUm4xSAWC3AtcRw) team up to rescue an old colony of bees from a ranch property on the Tropical Island of Kauai which is part of the Hawaiian Islands. Kauai is the oldest Island of Hawaii. This cabin style home was going to be demolished so Aloha Honey Bee and Jake Mace The Vegan Athlete will be rescuing as much of the colony, bees, honey, and comb as possible and relocate the colony with the Queen Bee to Aloha Honey Bees' Vegan Farm also on Kauai. Enjoy and PLEASE COMMENT BELOW (Hit the BELL Button for notifications of my NEW VIDEOS) Here's a Tour I videoed of ALOHA HONEY BEES' Epic Vegan Garden and Food Forest on Kauai: *Click Here for PART 1: ruclips.net/video/CrTF5KzPbZ0/видео.html **Click Here for PART 2: ruclips.net/video/gnzRs-bL1I4/видео.html ***Click Here for PART 3: ruclips.net/video/fJGYjuciK08/видео.html My other RUclips Channels: 1. RUclips.com/ShaolinCenter 2. RUclips.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole ***ORDER MY NEW FULLY COMPREHENSIVE GARDENING COURSE HERE: www.diyhomesteadprojects.com/product/gardening-basics/ Join My Facebook GARDENING GROUP Here: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ Find Me on Snapchat & Instagram: "JakeMaceTaiChi" Subscribe To My OTHER RUclips Channels: 1. www.RUclips.com/ShaolinCenter 2. www.RUclips.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole 3. www.RUclips.com/MaceYoga ---------------- *Join My Online Kung Fu & Tai Chi School for $5: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu **Email Me at JakeMaceVegan@gmail.com ***My Facebook Page: facebook.com/jakemace.taichi ****My Website: www.LearnFromJake.com *****Instagram at "JakeMaceTaiChi" ******Twitter at "KungFuUniverse" *******Snapchat at "JakeMaceTaiChi" 1. Please Help My Journey to Create More Gardening and Vegan Food Content by Supporting My Patreon and/or Go Fund Me: www.Patreon.com/JakeNicole www.GoFundMe.com/JakeNicole 2. My Incredible Online Gardening Course is HERE: www.diyhomesteadprojects.com/product/gardening-basics/ 3. Join My Online Gardening School for $5 at subscriptions.viddler.com/JakeMaceKungFu (Scroll to the Bottom) 4. JOIN My NEW Facebook GARDENING PAGE! Click HERE: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ 5. Join My Free BLOG and More at: www.LearnFromJake.com 6. Hit the "Like" button, Click "SUBSCRIBE", Comment Below, and Share this Video! 7. Friend me on Facebook at: www.Facebook.com/jakemace.taichi 8. Check out my website at www.LearnFromJake.com 9. Email me at: JakeMaceVegan@gmail.com Check out my other RUclips channels at: www.RUclips.com/ShaolinCenter www.RUclips.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole www.RUclips.com/VeganAthlete Music is: 1. One Step Closer by Aakash Gandhi 2. At Depth by Lish Grooves 3. Let's Go Home by Jeremy Blake Extreme Bee Hive Removal | SO MUCH HONEY | Saving a Honey Bee Colony ruclips.net/video/YxTCqE-YWKg/видео.html
@@biglezmate3830 Are you sure he's a vegan? I don't know if he said it enough. I think vegans have to say it 30 times every two seconds to qualify for their club membership. #Vegancat
When people mistake hornets for the Germanic common wasp. No seriously, people do often mistake them, due to the roundness and similarities. Though more like a fatter European Paper Wasp really. But they're pretty docile. It's the common fucks that sting without provocation, just because you "were in it's way". Have literally ran into a flying Hornet by accident, where we both turned around straight after as if to say "sorry".
I read that you become immune to their stings the more you get stung so because he’s been dealing with bees for 6 years probably just feels like a pinch to him at this point 😂
As said, unless the bee leaves the barb; at which point pulls their intestines out. Which they don't do after being smoked. I'm not experienced at retrieving swarming bees; definitely not a case like this. Mom did have a hive swarm ony a few feet away on a low branch. Inspection reveals when they are producing drones & potential new queen, these will be found on edge of brood chamber. Add new brood super. Bee experts put in queen barrier. But, older bees that take care of the queen refuse to use the outer 2-3 frames of intended (by persons). Move honey super to below queen barrier for winter. Then cover to avoid wood rot.
Don't forget to add killer bees to that kill list. Obviously take their honey first then kill them. Honey bees are cool and should be treated nicely, but killer bees can go fuck themselves.
@Elisa Castro bees r important pollinators. They r innocent if they arnt poseing a threat or attacking anyone. Most bees dont attack unless provoked. Humans r more likely to hurt u than a bee.
I never have considered bees an insect because if the planet did not have them, nothing alive would exists, including humans. I feel bess are in a class by themselves and as important as oxygen.
Awesome how delicate and thoughtful you were in your removal. Didn't just go in to destroy. I'm terrified of bees, yellow jackets and all stinging things. But, they're amazing critters in how they live & work.
I am not a vegan. But I am a bee keeper. The bees are what make the world green. Great job on this one and thank you 🙏 to many bees are killed needlessly in cases like this.
Just found this post. WOWSERS ! What an incredible size to that hive. The amount of honey 🍯 was mind-blowing. So very impressed with the skill, technique and careful gentleness. I can't imagine what that wild Hawaiian honey must taste like. I found this just mesmerizing, I could have watched this for another hour.
Exactly. They’re also barbed, and those barbs are what hooks it against our flesh. Since most bee threats are other insects, their stingers won’t get sunk into a hard exoskeleton, and it wouldn’t be as fatal.
Yeah, they specifically stick into our skin/mammal skin, because it's elastic and soft, hence why the grew barbs for bears. Only the Queen doesn't have barbs. They can sting other insects repeatedly and kill them no problem. The sack of flesh they leave behind specifically is the venom gland and the muscles to pump it, along with their intestines, but they fatally injure themselves in the process of leaving that behind.
They use pheromones for almost every aspect of communication as well as vibrations just depends on the role the bee has in the colony it's pretty amazing in my opinion
@@jacobcarolan1172 i mean, if he had let them make a very very very big nest there wouldn't be much space for the queen to lay any eggs because she won't lay em on honey, so they are doing good
but it's a good thing they did it as you can see they said the house will be demolished what would you prefer the bee hive to be destroyed or relocate so it was a good choice
Gawd all those beautiful squares of white and glowing amber-filled honeycomb I don't know how you kept your self from just biting into one of them, my jaws were open every time a close-up of the chunks were made. Excellent camera work!
This is so awesome. I love when people are able to take “pests” and create a nice circle where they can keep living. This is so beautiful. A totally hawaii style excavation.
I’m a new beek, started keeping bees from catching a swarm in a friends fruit trees. Loved this video. Never had an appreciation for any type of insect, or cared if I killed them, until I learned how important pollinators are to the environment. Now, I treat my bees with the best care and it kills me to crush one doing inspections.
I just had a hive removed from the side of my house. I thought it was big until I saw this! The amount of honey that came off this hive is what my expectations were 🤣 Sadly, I only got 2 little pieces of comb that had uncapped honey in them 😢 The 5 to 6 thousand bees were saved 🥰
As someone with a life threatening allergy to bees having almost died once to them, how much my anxiety rose watching this. Also good to see people taking care of bees as the global population drops
I find all the comments on this video hilarious. All you vegans fighting about whether honey is vegan or not. As a non-vegan and also a beekeeper I find it funny.
@@cameronmcallister7606 honey is made by BEES *the entire point of being vegan is to not consume animal products including bee products and HONEY IS A BEE PRODUCT, because bees are animals
@@davidskypeck1962 So...what does that have to do with protecting animals? Or the environment? If anything, encouraging honey production is BETTER for the environment. It's not like we milk the bees for honey.
Its only vegan honey if no bees were harmed in the collection of the honey, on a different note vegans now boycotting avocados because bees needed to pollinate them and because the bees are migrated and some might be squished so cant eat avocados I think we should tell them bees pollinate most of thier food and maybe they'll do us a favour starve lol
very unintelligent,,, the honey was pouring out a lot on the floor,, it should have been given a big container below so that the honey doesn't fall on the floor lol
First off, that is the biggest hive that I have ever seen. Second, what I am taking away from this video is nothing that was in the video. Rather, I am taking away the apparent fact that vegans are, possibly, the most critical group of people that I have had the misfortune to know. Fortunately I don't really know any of you. You criticize a fellow vegan for filming bee keeping. You criticize the beekeeper for "stealing" the honey. OMG is there anything that you don't criticize? I'm tempted to tell you to eat some real food; that way you won't be so bitc... Err, so ornery, but I shall resist that temptation. As for taking all the honey... if you leave it behind, it will attract more bees (that may set up another hive right there), it may attract other bugs (like cockroaches). The reasons for not leaving the comb behind are numerous. And so are the reasons for not killing the bees. On the lighter side, if anyone is worried about all the honey that dripped all over the place, don't. The bees will pick it up and use it in a new hive. They will clean the honey up to where you would never know that there had been any spilled. Other than that, good video. A lot of good info. And I, for one, am glad to see that you didn't let your being vegan stop you from doing this video and broadening your knowledge. Kind of like me, I'm not vegan, but I try to learn about their lifestyle (for understanding). Keep up the good work.
don't worry about negative comments you know you don the bees a huge favor by removing the bees somewhere else they wer going to destroy the place but you saved a lot of bees lol and that honey its pure its not made from sugar its made from flowers its hard to get that
I couldn't agree more, so many self righteous mamas boys and girl. Gonna sit here and cry about someone "taking" the bees honey, get over yourselves you ungrateful pricks. I mean I don't eat meat, but I'm not gonna sit here and try to chastise someone else because of their life choices. What right do I or you have to try to impose your will or belief system on someone else. Worry about yourself, if you don't like what he is doing leave a thumbs down, and a respectful comment explaining your why you don't think the video was good, but don't sit here and try to chastise this man, that is uncalled for. First of all, our bodies are designed to eat meat, granted we get more benefits out of eating raw meat than cooked meat, but certain raw meats can be dangerous for us which is why we cook meats. I don't eat meat because I have seen how the animals are treated in the slaughter houses and honestly it just sickens me and hurts to know we treat other beings in this manor, but I'm not gonna tell the next man or woman they can't. That is not my decision to make, I have no right nor authority to tell someone what they can or can't do/eat. Some people are just self righteous pieces of shit....Period!!!
Tarnished Knight thanks for that info! I never knew bees would clean up all that honey off the floor. What else can you tell us? For instance the really dark honey comb stuff is it bad? Or is that part of the hive not used anymore? Is the only good stuff the white new honey comb stuff?
@@objectsofunknownorigin19 They actually covered that in the video. Apparently the age of the comb can be told by the color with white the newest and purest.
I’m lost for words... that was epic and emotional ! Made my mini swarm from yesterday look like a joke lol Big up for the ethic and consciousness man! I’m a fan
Great WORK! As a Plumber I'm keeping the Human population Safe - You as a Bee Rescuer etc. Keeping our source of food, Plants ALIVE - Thank You For YOUR SERVICE!
I used to have an irrational fear of bees. I think it's because I always got stung by wasps when I was younger and the thought Bees were just as horrible. But I've really grown to love and appreciate them. If I had the time and money I'd love to start beekeeping x
I've bitch slapped a hornet and it stung me in the process, it fucked off for a bit afterward so I don't think it was expecting to be slapped without hesitation
I’m wearing headphones and I’m literally DYING. The honey looks awesome but the fact that it’s dripping onto the floor, O O F. Either way, you beekeepers out there are doing a great job! 😚
In all reality the Bees actually need to be fed in order to start producing a new hive. It is also the best way to feed them until they can become acclimated to there new hive. When you do a hive split because you found a swarm brood (basically you notice a new queen bee egg) and you want to prevent a swarm. You will take a good portion of the old hive's cone to implant into the new hive to give them some larva eggs as well as food to aid in growth.
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You could add or retain more viewers without the vegan documentary. I have to tell my Christian brothers about the same thing. People need to see Im a Christian , not hear about it.
Man,it makes my mouth"watering",just watching those huge chunks of Honey,I eat everything in chunks,bite straight into the whole thing,and if I find a large nest,fry and eat the larvae,just like pop-corn.......!!!!!Especially,the large EU Hornets........
Holy massive work of art. I can't believe just how huge it is. I am glad that you remove, but save the bees. They are so essential to our own lives. Thank you for that. And dude just incredible removal!
JPthebeeman is how i found this lol it was suggested because I watch a lot of bee removal, glad i stumbled across this was definitely something with that amount of comb. 💛🐝😊
He literally answered the question.... He says the use of smoke mimics a forest fire. Thus the bees gorge on the honey to prepare themselves for having to fly away and build a new nest in the event that their home burns to the ground. The smoke basically triggers them to feed so that they can conserve enough energy to rebuild their home in another area.
@@melaniedrinkwater8310 no I'm confused because that's not what it does lol if it was you would see the bees breaking the caps what smoke does is disrupts the signals of aggression the guards give out when something gets too close
A bit late but drone bees (no stingers, cannot pollinate, exist solely to mate and die after mating) are male, worker bees (the bees you see pollinating) are female.
from a beekeepers pov, the sheer amount of honey wasted in this video is insane- not to mention they started their smoker, then never used it to calm the bees down-
This hive has so much honey it definitely would have risked hive collapse if they'd tried to store more. Good to know that the surplus honey is helping feed other hives.
Anyone else's mouth start watering and wishing they could put their head under the cut comb? Cuz it sounds like a pretty great way to go- drowning in honey 🤣❤️
My answer to "why did bees evolve to die when they sting you" would be multifaceted. I haven't researched any of this but I thought it might be fun to just guess. Firstly, the stinger likely formed originally from some bit of carapace material, or even an orifice or vestigial organ, which caused it to be attached to other vulnerable innards in a way that isn't easily or safely severed. Second, evolution doesn't have an end goal in mind. Nothing in nature or in the bee thinks "it would be better if losing the stinger didn't kill us, let's work towards that." Evolution is blind and is very rarely a perfectionist. The stinger characteristic only stuck around because it provided an advantage over what was there before and the bees who had it were able to more successfully pass on their genetic makeup and/or outcompete. It's possible that eventually, with a lot more time, even better defense mechanism woul evolve over millions of generations or more. But for now, even though it kills the bee, as far as evolution is concerned, the trait works good enough. Lastly, again evolution is most often a very slow process of feeling around in the dark, and making small bits of progress through trial and error. For the stinger not to kill the bee, it would mean the bee has something to do after it stings once. Probably the most reasonable approach would be the stinger just doesn't fall out, since it would require a reshaping of the stinger and significant strengthening of the carapace. Not too much to handle there. Another solution might be that the bee loses the stinger but it doesn't die. In that case, it can't contribute to the hive nearly as well without it's main defense weaponry. It would ideally either regrow its stinger, or maybe develop a new job for the hive. In both cases, it's possible that it's just not worth the resources to the hive when you can just grow all new offspring. Also, both of these would be massive undertakings for evolution. Changing a part of one trait is one thing, creating an entirely new one is another. Many ants, for example, have different morphs for different jobs. Some have even separate workers and fighters, where the fighters are massive with huge mandibles and the workers are much smaller. Again though, this would fundamentally change the nature of the beehive's operation and logistics. Even I have a problem seeing any of this happening since again evolution cares about what works, and only refines a creature when there is a reason to in the environment. TLDR: Bees don't survive when they lose their stingers because they don't need to.
I've done lots of research on bees (although im not retaining all of it this instant)! From what i can recall, worker stingers are a modified ovipositor (not sure about queen stingers since they still have their ovipositor im p sure). This means that its still attached pretty solidly to their insides. Their stingers arent actually supposed to come out, though! They were designed for killing other arthropods, in which case the stinging bee would be unharmed (young queens kill each other when the hive needs to raise a new one). However, we mammals have thick skin, and when the stingers slide in, they get stuck. Thats why that bee there was struggling to get away- it probably doesmt even know (as much as a bee *can* know at least) that itll die. But youre right about why its lasted; there was never a pressure to lose the trait, since the hive can crank out more bees easily. Plus those workers arent the ones reproducing (the drones just leave, idk if they even have stingers since theyre male and wouldnt have had ovipositors to begin with), so their natural selection is a bit different.
@@fallenstar780 Just an addendum: the drones will hang around the hive as long as the workers let them--they're otherwise useless--all they do is eat, and they don't forage or build comb. UNTIL...not entirely sure how they know, but when a young queen from another hive goes out on her mating flight, the drones will swarm out of the hives in the immediate area, gathering in "drone assemblages" to get a chance at mating with a virgin queen. Also, during the mating flight of the queen, many males will mate with her, in which process the male loses it's "stinger" and dies just like a worker that stings will. An older queen, or a queen that was incompletely fertilized might begin to lay unfertilized eggs, which then develop into lots and lots of drones. Beekeepers will usually destroy an old queen, incompletely mated or even virgin queens that just start laying willy-nilly, because too many drones will cause the hive to die out--no new worker bees are being born.
@21:00 ish, thats when Dr Jake gets into surgical removal mode. It's amazing the amount of care that went into this removal. Very cool to watch. At first I scoffed and said "theres no way im watching 30 mins of bee jargon" All this because I stumbled on a beehive in RDR2 and wondered what happens to bears that get into honey so I looked for that on YT nearly an hour ago and now here I am.
First of all, yes it is very impressive how he made his career. But not all careers can be learned like that. The school system may be flawed, but its essential to at least Finnish some schooling.
@@face9526 "...but its essential to at least Finnish some schooling." Talk to text, maybe? "...but it's essential to at least finish some schooling." is better. LOL, just saying...
I know they had to take the hive and all but the comment about bees being a good example to humans made me think what a fascinating snapshot this was. The bee colony doing what they do working, building, storing, etc. Humans doing what they do, destroying, hoarding, wasting, consuming. At least they were able to save some of it and get use of what would otherwise have been lost to demolition. It was an impressive hive. The biggest I have ever seen. Thank you for the video.
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да ну миха суогут
Nooo
Hey, r u a vegan?
So your vegan but you didn't mind watching a guy purposely make a bee sting him 🙄
@@biglezmate3830 Are you sure he's a vegan? I don't know if he said it enough. I think vegans have to say it 30 times every two seconds to qualify for their club membership.
#Vegancat
Bees - "we produce honey and won't bother you"
Wasps - "we won't bother you unless you bother us"
Hornets - "we don't care; we sting because we can"
Brown hornets "We will cut your frikkin head off!"
Japanese hornets:we will leave bullet-like holes on your skin and we don't care because the demons told us to sting you
Yellow Jacket: *Psychopath laughing*
Africanized bees - “GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME BITCH, AND, DIIIIIIIEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!”
Then theres the Irish wasps
"YA FOCKIN WOT M8 ILL BASH YER FOCKIN HEAD IN FRIGGIN TALL ASS TWO LEG NO WING HAVING BITCH"
That's not a hive, that's an empire!
Beautiful empire.
The queens name is cookie🤣🤣
That’s not a moon it’s a deathstar of bees
@@fadingsneeze5027
I sense something... A sweet presence I've never felt since... (Gasp) Nature's perfect food!
Tru
Bee: *Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.*
Wasp: *An eye for an eye!*
Hornet: *Peace was never an option.*
Mosquitoes: *We live by feeding on your life force*
@@bienangelo9161 also that's only the female mosquitos, male mosquitos don't drink blood.
Hornets are Wasps
@@JoninPrime explain
When people mistake hornets for the Germanic common wasp.
No seriously, people do often mistake them, due to the roundness and similarities. Though more like a fatter European Paper Wasp really. But they're pretty docile. It's the common fucks that sting without provocation, just because you "were in it's way". Have literally ran into a flying Hornet by accident, where we both turned around straight after as if to say "sorry".
I'm so stressed out by how much honey has dripped down
probably bees will gather it again
Its fuckin killing meeee
Sameeeeee
the bees will get all the honey that has dripped :-)
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Haha
Lol i know right
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I’m surprised nobody talked about how he took a bee sting and didn’t react except to explain the sting
He probably is so used to stings he doesnt even notice them anymore.
I read that you become immune to their stings the more you get stung so because he’s been dealing with bees for 6 years probably just feels like a pinch to him at this point 😂
As said, unless the bee leaves the barb; at which point pulls their intestines out. Which they don't do after being smoked.
I'm not experienced at retrieving swarming bees; definitely not a case like this. Mom did have a hive swarm ony a few feet away on a low branch.
Inspection reveals when they are producing drones & potential new queen, these will be found on edge of brood chamber. Add new brood super. Bee experts put in queen barrier. But, older bees that take care of the queen refuse to use the outer 2-3 frames of intended (by persons). Move honey super to below queen barrier for winter. Then cover to avoid wood rot.
You still feel it, but screaming and running around dont helps getting the job done.
Bees are respectable
Wasps & hornets on the other hand, well luckily there's an amazing invention called a flamethrower
Many wasps pollinate crops as well, not just bees. As long as u leave them alone they probably wont hurt u. Dont kil wasps needlessly
@@bvegannow1936 The thing is most wasps and every hornets kill bees...
@@bvegannow1936 my parents own a bee farm and wasps destroy the bees. They feed them to their larve.
Don't forget to add killer bees to that kill list. Obviously take their honey first then kill them. Honey bees are cool and should be treated nicely, but killer bees can go fuck themselves.
@Elisa Castro bees r important pollinators. They r innocent if they arnt poseing a threat or attacking anyone. Most bees dont attack unless provoked. Humans r more likely to hurt u than a bee.
I love that they do everything they can to save the bees. Bees are so much more important than just making honey. Well done!
Arty Splash couldn’t say it better, all that hard work for nothing, the bees weren’t bothering no one.
Not really.
Not really
@@oliverfougere6296 yes really
@@rezendogmorales3747 a lot of animals besides bees spread pollen
Not only is he good looking, he’s a bad ass! That was hilarious when he let us see how the bee stinger works AS HES GETTING STUNG! 😂😂
The amount of honey dripping on the floor really stress me out
I'm not a fan of insects in general but bees, especially honey bees, are seriously the coolest things ever.
and the best part with honey bees, If you get caught killing them, you get a hefty fine, or even jail time if u kill of an enire honey bee nest..
They are actually reasonable like they don’t fucking swarm you for looking at their nest from 20 feet away cough cough, hornets and yellow jackets
@The Bee Guy Not a state. But a Country. Norway.
I never have considered bees an insect because if the planet did not have them, nothing alive would exists, including humans. I feel bess are in a class by themselves and as important as oxygen.
nah thousand of wild bee species are the most important than honey bees from bee keepers
Awesome how delicate and thoughtful you were in your removal. Didn't just go in to destroy. I'm terrified of bees, yellow jackets and all stinging things. But, they're amazing critters in how they live & work.
Relocating the colony rather than destroying it! Excellent work, keep it up!
It’s the law in most places now
True ,true
You never destroy bee nests, only relocate them at most.
Wasp and hornet nests however? Fucking nuke the bastards.
@@zealwarriorgaming5315 wasps are low-key fine, but hornets, bring the nuke bomb
@@holyaxolotlwall2437 nobody likes them
I am not a vegan. But I am a bee keeper. The bees are what make the world green. Great job on this one and thank you 🙏 to many bees are killed needlessly in cases like this.
Just found this post. WOWSERS !
What an incredible size to that hive. The amount of honey 🍯 was mind-blowing. So very impressed with the skill, technique and careful gentleness. I can't imagine what that wild Hawaiian honey must taste like. I found this just mesmerizing, I could have watched this for another hour.
My mouth was watering so much. That was the best looking comes I ever saw on RUclips.
Honeycomb* comb*
Mmm comes
Dude same here
@@nothingisreal6816
Mmmm bee cums.
Haha he said " comes".....
Did anyone else have headphones while watching this 😭😂 i kept thinking there was an actual bee next to my ear
Fr
xCrystalMintyx _ yeah
xCrystalMintyx _ i kept flinching 😂😅
Yeah.. its like im listening a rap song.. 😂😂😂
Hai cantik
I am a beekeeper in the UK , I rate J P the Beeman very highly for his videos.
they sting you and die because when the stinger is pulled out it pulls out their insides and it leaves a pharamoane telling the hive of their target
Exactly. They’re also barbed, and those barbs are what hooks it against our flesh. Since most bee threats are other insects, their stingers won’t get sunk into a hard exoskeleton, and it wouldn’t be as fatal.
Yeah, they specifically stick into our skin/mammal skin, because it's elastic and soft, hence why the grew barbs for bears. Only the Queen doesn't have barbs. They can sting other insects repeatedly and kill them no problem. The sack of flesh they leave behind specifically is the venom gland and the muscles to pump it, along with their intestines, but they fatally injure themselves in the process of leaving that behind.
They use pheromones for almost every aspect of communication as well as vibrations just depends on the role the bee has in the colony it's pretty amazing in my opinion
Finally someone understands the reason it happens is the barbs on the singer
If it stings you leave the bee on where it stung you and let it spin round it will eventually free its self
It's so cool, but also so sad to see such an old hive taken down. They've obviously been there and working on it for a long time
dreamincolor14 they still made good use of the bees and protected them. But yeah those bees put so much work into their house and it got taken down
@@jacobcarolan1172 i mean, if he had let them make a very very very big nest there wouldn't be much space for the queen to lay any eggs because she won't lay em on honey, so they are doing good
but it's a good thing they did it as you can see they said the house will be demolished what would you prefer the bee hive to be destroyed or relocate so it was a good choice
They was living rent free
@@lieutenantcolombo1758 LAFMOO
I really appreciate the care and how gently Jake removed the hive.
OMG I want a piece sooo bad!!
Me too
@@HarmonyHardlyLUVNMYNEIGHBORZ me three
@@Rebecca-lk7rz me four
@@sumoinbush me five
@@lv2279 me six
Gawd all those beautiful squares of white and glowing amber-filled honeycomb I don't know how you kept your self from just biting into one of them, my jaws were open every time a close-up of the chunks were made. Excellent camera work!
Did it make anyone else mad when he squished the honeycomb
could be worse. i watched a video the other day where the guy literally threw all the brood comb in the trash.
Scott Healy NO!!?
@Luke yeet He feeds the larva to his chickens, not the honey.
@@muffy469 still, honey is honey and wax is wax
@@okamijubei and larva is larva
This is so awesome. I love when people are able to take “pests” and create a nice circle where they can keep living. This is so beautiful. A totally hawaii style excavation.
if that was a hornets nest i would’ve burn the house down
Grimwarz ZGX oh hell nah
Sammmme ida burned that whole forest down
Heck yeah! Bees are cute (and delicious) hornets, are pure evil!
preppers and the wild bees are delicious?
@@vidyab.6938 no the honey is
I've always had a big fear of bees and insect in general,but I love bees and ams glad we have people like you two to kindly relocate them.
A true vegan would be telling every single bee that he's a vegan.
LMFAO!!
I'm fucking dead!! 💀💀💀
ARKOVZ 😂😂😂
Omg tru
that's what fake vegans do
Its literally raining honey in there. This is beautiful. Oh my goodness.
I’m a new beek, started keeping bees from catching a swarm in a friends fruit trees. Loved this video. Never had an appreciation for any type of insect, or cared if I killed them, until I learned how important pollinators are to the environment. Now, I treat my bees with the best care and it kills me to crush one doing inspections.
"What purpose does dying after they sting serve?"
"Its just a team effort I guess..team effort"
Me- "I DID MY DUTY FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY!!!"
FOR THE EMPEROR!
FUR DEN KAISER!
Who else watched this and imagined trading the city life in for a lifee off the grid? Nature is awesome, I love this report x
Daniel same
Yes. I'm fake moving to a homestead. No animals just veggie plants, herbs, bees....oh and chickens cuz i do need eggs so I guess an animal or 2🤷
@@TammiTalking1 that sounds awesome 😀
Oh yes me definitely
I like plumbing too much, and I don't want to have to milk my cows to get ice cream. And on and on. But for those who do--you be you!
I just had a hive removed from the side of my house. I thought it was big until I saw this! The amount of honey that came off this hive is what my expectations were 🤣 Sadly, I only got 2 little pieces of comb that had uncapped honey in them 😢
The 5 to 6 thousand bees were saved 🥰
As someone with a life threatening allergy to bees having almost died once to them, how much my anxiety rose watching this. Also good to see people taking care of bees as the global population drops
🤣🤣🤣🤣sorry, but bees can be vicious
If i was at his place then i wouldn't have wasted a single drop of PURE HONEY!! Yammmmmmy
And u can hear the disturbing sound of bee on both ear when u wear earphones😂😂🐝🐝 feels like the bee are near u 🤣
Listening to the bees fly to the camera made me flinch so bad!
Nique’s Beauty I so agree it makes me feel like there’s big crawling all over me 🐝🐜🕷
Should these bees 🐝 be left to die in the construction or saved and brought to a vegan farm 🌱???
Or given to me so I can start my own bee farm 🐝.
🐝 SAVE THE BEES 🐝
Get out of you're feelings people make sick don't no one care what u think who you
saved of course, would think that being that productive would bee genetics you want ;)
Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace Veganism is for pussies. Humans are meant to eat meat.
Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace nothing more hilarious than a white man doing Tai Chi 😂😂😂 白痴
13:55 where the honey part starts 😂
I'm wearing a headset and i feel like there's a bee inside my ears 0_0
Same here with my 7.1 surround i feel them next to me
Same
👁👃👁
Oh my God...for the first time I'm seeing this much of honey in single hive..
Me too. This is the biggest hive I've ever seen and with the most numbers of honeycomb
This is so amazing to watch and see how well these bees done. #savethebees
19:30 Like how that one bee snagged a quick sip of the honey.
I find all the comments on this video hilarious. All you vegans fighting about whether honey is vegan or not. As a non-vegan and also a beekeeper I find it funny.
BLachance75 me too 😂
@@darkcharles7472 join the military, learn what respect means ,fool.
Lmao do u want the big ass bee hive that’s in my backyard, I’m scared of them
Gaby Diaz I have 4 hive in my backyard. There really is nothing to be afraid of as long as you don’t bother the hive.
LMAO right! So aggressive! I dont know how I ended up watching hours of beekeeping vids, but I was NOT expecting an all out vegan war.
I just wanna take a bite outta that comb 😋
I love honey bees, they're precious 🥺 #savethebees
"Whoa, let me see that thing. Hold it right there one sec...whoa...it's dripping down your fingers." I wanna meet her! 🤣🤪🙋♀️🤷♂️
That is disgusting, especially when that quote is talking about honey
Since when is honey vegan..
How is honey not vegan? It's like saying vegans can't eat jam.
@@cameronmcallister7606 you delusional fuck
@@cameronmcallister7606 honey is made by BEES *the entire point of being vegan is to not consume animal products including bee products and HONEY IS A BEE PRODUCT, because bees are animals
@@davidskypeck1962 So...what does that have to do with protecting animals? Or the environment? If anything, encouraging honey production is BETTER for the environment. It's not like we milk the bees for honey.
Its only vegan honey if no bees were harmed in the collection of the honey, on a different note vegans now boycotting avocados because bees needed to pollinate them and because the bees are migrated and some might be squished so cant eat avocados
I think we should tell them bees pollinate most of thier food and maybe they'll do us a favour starve lol
very unintelligent,,, the honey was pouring out a lot on the floor,, it should have been given a big container below so that the honey doesn't fall on the floor lol
Watching this with headphones on... Making it seem like there's bees flying around me... I actually started swinging my hand around
Same
First off, that is the biggest hive that I have ever seen.
Second, what I am taking away from this video is nothing that was in the video. Rather, I am taking away the apparent fact that vegans are, possibly, the most critical group of people that I have had the misfortune to know. Fortunately I don't really know any of you.
You criticize a fellow vegan for filming bee keeping. You criticize the beekeeper for "stealing" the honey. OMG is there anything that you don't criticize? I'm tempted to tell you to eat some real food; that way you won't be so bitc... Err, so ornery, but I shall resist that temptation.
As for taking all the honey... if you leave it behind, it will attract more bees (that may set up another hive right there), it may attract other bugs (like cockroaches). The reasons for not leaving the comb behind are numerous. And so are the reasons for not killing the bees.
On the lighter side, if anyone is worried about all the honey that dripped all over the place, don't. The bees will pick it up and use it in a new hive. They will clean the honey up to where you would never know that there had been any spilled.
Other than that, good video. A lot of good info. And I, for one, am glad to see that you didn't let your being vegan stop you from doing this video and broadening your knowledge. Kind of like me, I'm not vegan, but I try to learn about their lifestyle (for understanding).
Keep up the good work.
don't worry about negative comments you know you don the bees a huge favor by removing the bees somewhere else they wer going to destroy the place but you saved a lot of bees lol and that honey its pure its not made from sugar its made from flowers its hard to get that
I couldn't agree more, so many self righteous mamas boys and girl. Gonna sit here and cry about someone "taking" the bees honey, get over yourselves you ungrateful pricks. I mean I don't eat meat, but I'm not gonna sit here and try to chastise someone else because of their life choices. What right do I or you have to try to impose your will or belief system on someone else. Worry about yourself, if you don't like what he is doing leave a thumbs down, and a respectful comment explaining your why you don't think the video was good, but don't sit here and try to chastise this man, that is uncalled for. First of all, our bodies are designed to eat meat, granted we get more benefits out of eating raw meat than cooked meat, but certain raw meats can be dangerous for us which is why we cook meats. I don't eat meat because I have seen how the animals are treated in the slaughter houses and honestly it just sickens me and hurts to know we treat other beings in this manor, but I'm not gonna tell the next man or woman they can't. That is not my decision to make, I have no right nor authority to tell someone what they can or can't do/eat. Some people are just self righteous pieces of shit....Period!!!
Tarnished Knight thanks for that info! I never knew bees would clean up all that honey off the floor. What else can you tell us? For instance the really dark honey comb stuff is it bad? Or is that part of the hive not used anymore? Is the only good stuff the white new honey comb stuff?
Thank you!
@@objectsofunknownorigin19 They actually covered that in the video. Apparently the age of the comb can be told by the color with white the newest and purest.
I’m lost for words... that was epic and emotional !
Made my mini swarm from yesterday look like a joke lol
Big up for the ethic and consciousness man! I’m a fan
It s brilliant, how they think outside the box and get amazing visual result.
Great WORK! As a Plumber I'm keeping the Human population Safe - You as a Bee Rescuer etc. Keeping our source of food, Plants ALIVE - Thank You For YOUR SERVICE!
I used to have an irrational fear of bees. I think it's because I always got stung by wasps when I was younger and the thought Bees were just as horrible. But I've really grown to love and appreciate them. If I had the time and money I'd love to start beekeeping x
They shouldve left the house up and kept it as a bee house, cool idea imo
The bees weren’t paying rent so they had to go
@@TKRkid all that free honey isn't good enough? Lol🤣
I believe he said the house was due to be demolished.
Hi Everyone...This is Jake Mace and my vlog channel!
Bless you and your family. Happy safest of travels from your biggest fan in Australia, Perth western Australia!
This makes me want to start bee keeping so bad. That honey looks so delicious!
*BEES*~ Respectfull
*WASPS* ~Hurt me, ill hurt you
*HORNETS* ~Bring out the guns
Julia D. Now i know that i am a wasp
Ima hornet so watch out I have bad aim too
MURDER HORNETS:WE WILL PUT A DAM MOUNTAIN ON UR ARM
@@angelsanddodgersfan3589 THEY ARE UNHOLY
I've bitch slapped a hornet and it stung me in the process, it fucked off for a bit afterward so I don't think it was expecting to be slapped without hesitation
I’m wearing headphones and I’m literally DYING.
The honey looks awesome but the fact that it’s dripping onto the floor,
O O F.
Either way, you beekeepers out there are doing a great job! 😚
Win win! My grandfather was a beekeeper also. Truly liquid gold 🌼
What a amazing enterprise you have for the bees and the community. Sounds like happiness to me. My tummy is hungry. : )peace
The best video on honey harvesting I've seen. Good job Jake!
The bees have worked so hard and I'm so happy to hear that he's actually going to give some of the honey back to the hive🙌🙏
In all reality the Bees actually need to be fed in order to start producing a new hive. It is also the best way to feed them until they can become acclimated to there new hive. When you do a hive split because you found a swarm brood (basically you notice a new queen bee egg) and you want to prevent a swarm. You will take a good portion of the old hive's cone to implant into the new hive to give them some larva eggs as well as food to aid in growth.
I will be finishing this Hawaii video series then going back to Spain, France, UK, Canary Islands, India (Epic Adventures in India), then Thailand. After that, I will show you the van conversion!
Then after the van conversion i have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
VeganAthlete are you two getting married?
Ilove Potatoes Forever That’s not the announcement I am talking about but that’s a different subject for a different time!
You could add or retain more viewers without the vegan documentary. I have to tell my Christian brothers about the same thing. People need to see Im a Christian , not hear about it.
Man,it makes my mouth"watering",just watching those huge chunks of Honey,I eat everything in chunks,bite straight into the whole thing,and if I find a large nest,fry and eat the larvae,just like pop-corn.......!!!!!Especially,the large EU Hornets........
I see love everything in chunks gay
Ew fry the larvae
WTF!!!
everyone else tries to safe them because we need them and you just fucking eat them for your selfish craves. I'm not vegan but that's just too far.
Holy massive work of art. I can't believe just how huge it is. I am glad that you remove, but save the bees. They are so essential to our own lives. Thank you for that. And dude just incredible removal!
I'm using earphones while watching this, and I feel like the bees are getting inside my ears. Lol
JPthebeeman is how i found this lol it was suggested because I watch a lot of bee removal, glad i stumbled across this was definitely something with that amount of comb. 💛🐝😊
Wow..The honeycomb on the ceiling is huge and lots of honey. Although the work is a bit hard, the results are well worth it. Congratulations
Some of the most gorgeous comb and honey I've ever seen.... just beautiful.
I heard him say what smoke does to bees and was confused then he said all he knows about bees is from youtube 🤣🤣
He said
Whenever u use smoke
Bees try to cover/eat honey to prevent from fire or build a new comb somewhere else
It seem it is used to conscious bees
He answered the question correctly.
@The Bee Guy your just an ignorant prick stfu and go back to your moms basement where you belong
He literally answered the question.... He says the use of smoke mimics a forest fire. Thus the bees gorge on the honey to prepare themselves for having to fly away and build a new nest in the event that their home burns to the ground. The smoke basically triggers them to feed so that they can conserve enough energy to rebuild their home in another area.
@@melaniedrinkwater8310 no I'm confused because that's not what it does lol if it was you would see the bees breaking the caps what smoke does is disrupts the signals of aggression the guards give out when something gets too close
I was like a doggo drooling watching that honey dripping 😍 😋
We couldn't even make it 24 seconds into the video without him saying he's a vegan smh💁
The channel is called Vegan Athlete ✌🏼
Shut up😂😂
@@VeganAthlete honey is not vegan derp derp
@@VeganAthlete honey isn't even vegan ya goon
@@jackstubbington387You couldn't have picked a better name.
He said he learned on RUclips wow
Idk why I’ve become so interested in bees and honey but it’s just cool and the bee videos are always so relaxing 😂
These bees are amazing! Building such a huge hive, thanks for relocating these fuzzy lil guys safely :)
All honey bees are female but I'm sure they'll appreciate your comment
A bit late but drone bees (no stingers, cannot pollinate, exist solely to mate and die after mating) are male, worker bees (the bees you see pollinating) are female.
The years it must take for this colony to be so great must have been many.
imagine unknowingly having bees hidden in your attic
from a beekeepers pov, the sheer amount of honey wasted in this video is insane- not to mention they started their smoker, then never used it to calm the bees down-
I wouldn't mind getting diabetes eating a slice of those, not at all..
Honestly lololol
This hive has so much honey it definitely would have risked hive collapse if they'd tried to store more. Good to know that the surplus honey is helping feed other hives.
WOW that's a huge hive!
I was thinking the nest was gonna be like the size of a 1 gallon jug haha
Me too. Floored.
Jp tha bee man! Props on the shout out!
Anyone else's mouth start watering and wishing they could put their head under the cut comb? Cuz it sounds like a pretty great way to go- drowning in honey 🤣❤️
Dr. Sebi said that honey can kill you basically
My answer to "why did bees evolve to die when they sting you" would be multifaceted. I haven't researched any of this but I thought it might be fun to just guess.
Firstly, the stinger likely formed originally from some bit of carapace material, or even an orifice or vestigial organ, which caused it to be attached to other vulnerable innards in a way that isn't easily or safely severed.
Second, evolution doesn't have an end goal in mind. Nothing in nature or in the bee thinks "it would be better if losing the stinger didn't kill us, let's work towards that." Evolution is blind and is very rarely a perfectionist. The stinger characteristic only stuck around because it provided an advantage over what was there before and the bees who had it were able to more successfully pass on their genetic makeup and/or outcompete. It's possible that eventually, with a lot more time, even better defense mechanism woul evolve over millions of generations or more. But for now, even though it kills the bee, as far as evolution is concerned, the trait works good enough.
Lastly, again evolution is most often a very slow process of feeling around in the dark, and making small bits of progress through trial and error. For the stinger not to kill the bee, it would mean the bee has something to do after it stings once. Probably the most reasonable approach would be the stinger just doesn't fall out, since it would require a reshaping of the stinger and significant strengthening of the carapace. Not too much to handle there. Another solution might be that the bee loses the stinger but it doesn't die. In that case, it can't contribute to the hive nearly as well without it's main defense weaponry. It would ideally either regrow its stinger, or maybe develop a new job for the hive. In both cases, it's possible that it's just not worth the resources to the hive when you can just grow all new offspring. Also, both of these would be massive undertakings for evolution. Changing a part of one trait is one thing, creating an entirely new one is another. Many ants, for example, have different morphs for different jobs. Some have even separate workers and fighters, where the fighters are massive with huge mandibles and the workers are much smaller. Again though, this would fundamentally change the nature of the beehive's operation and logistics. Even I have a problem seeing any of this happening since again evolution cares about what works, and only refines a creature when there is a reason to in the environment.
TLDR: Bees don't survive when they lose their stingers because they don't need to.
I've done lots of research on bees (although im not retaining all of it this instant)!
From what i can recall, worker stingers are a modified ovipositor (not sure about queen stingers since they still have their ovipositor im p sure). This means that its still attached pretty solidly to their insides.
Their stingers arent actually supposed to come out, though! They were designed for killing other arthropods, in which case the stinging bee would be unharmed (young queens kill each other when the hive needs to raise a new one). However, we mammals have thick skin, and when the stingers slide in, they get stuck. Thats why that bee there was struggling to get away- it probably doesmt even know (as much as a bee *can* know at least) that itll die.
But youre right about why its lasted; there was never a pressure to lose the trait, since the hive can crank out more bees easily. Plus those workers arent the ones reproducing (the drones just leave, idk if they even have stingers since theyre male and wouldnt have had ovipositors to begin with), so their natural selection is a bit different.
@@fallenstar780 Just an addendum: the drones will hang around the hive as long as the workers let them--they're otherwise useless--all they do is eat, and they don't forage or build comb. UNTIL...not entirely sure how they know, but when a young queen from another hive goes out on her mating flight, the drones will swarm out of the hives in the immediate area, gathering in "drone assemblages" to get a chance at mating with a virgin queen. Also, during the mating flight of the queen, many males will mate with her, in which process the male loses it's "stinger" and dies just like a worker that stings will. An older queen, or a queen that was incompletely fertilized might begin to lay unfertilized eggs, which then develop into lots and lots of drones. Beekeepers will usually destroy an old queen, incompletely mated or even virgin queens that just start laying willy-nilly, because too many drones will cause the hive to die out--no new worker bees are being born.
Why is there so many paragraphs
it means bees are not supposed to sting you,
it's a last resort. Their design is pollination!
@21:00 ish, thats when Dr Jake gets into surgical removal mode.
It's amazing the amount of care that went into this removal. Very cool to watch. At first I scoffed and said "theres no way im watching 30 mins of bee jargon"
All this because I stumbled on a beehive in RDR2 and wondered what happens to bears that get into honey so I looked for that on YT nearly an hour ago and now here I am.
0:20 how to get someone to hate you instantly
?
This guy really triggered over that. DAYUM a'ight
True
By doing a mic check and saying the name of your channel? That would be like being mad at Felix for saying pewdiepie. I mean, it is what it is.
I ment the next part about the guy saying hes vegan
Honey isn't vegan but your name is vegan athlete *outstanding move*
I think he is saving the beehive, but that is why I clicked on this video, cause I was confused why a vegan athlete was harviating honey
I don't think most vegans care about stealing honey from bees, only the most radical
Think you forgot what veganism is there is plenty of different types of veganism and honey is fine for vegans bees are not harmed
@@theralhaljordan7337 😂😂
Bees are not animals they are insects
get fucked
Listen, I don’t know why I’m here, but I’m staying. Lol
Do yourself a favor and Skip To The 14-minute mark if you're in a hurry and if you want to see the beehive
Awesome! Save nature which feeds us and give back to the community. Definitely HERO'S! Great job to all involved.
Winnie the Pooh rubbing his hands like bird man rn
What a beauty, this hive!!! Thank you su much, for beeing carefull and friendly to them! So much love for this work.
Wow, aren’t bees amazing and so intelligent.
I love how organised and group orientated they are. We humans have much to learn from them 🤗💕🏴
Omg that is the most satisfyingly delicious looking chunks of hive I've ever seen
*THIS DUDE MADE A CAREER*
*AND EVERYTHING HE LEARNED WAS FROM WATCHING VIDEOS ON RUclips*
*TRY TO EXPLAIN HOW SCHOOL IS BETTER NOW*
First of all, yes it is very impressive how he made his career. But not all careers can be learned like that. The school system may be flawed, but its essential to at least Finnish some schooling.
@@face9526 "...but its essential to at least Finnish some schooling." Talk to text, maybe? "...but it's essential to at least finish some schooling." is better. LOL, just saying...
I'm like crazy😂😂 I forgot I was wearing earphones thought there's a insect flying around my ear😂😅
I know they had to take the hive and all but the comment about bees being a good example to humans made me think what a fascinating snapshot this was. The bee colony doing what they do working, building, storing, etc. Humans doing what they do, destroying, hoarding, wasting, consuming. At least they were able to save some of it and get use of what would otherwise have been lost to demolition. It was an impressive hive. The biggest I have ever seen. Thank you for the video.