I rescued a wasp when I was 12 and nursed it back to health and they’ve been chill with me ever since. coincidence? most likely. but I like to believe otherwise
I believe some wasps have photographic memory. Which basically means they more than likely know you and believe your no threat and just kinda vibe when you near. Odds are they will remember for generations so 👍
wasps have photographic memory and will be cool with you if you help them! once summer comes, try feeding them snacks in a specific spot and they'll learn to go there and patiently wait instead of harass you in the yard lol
Funfact: Wasps can be conditioned to remember you! Be this bad or good. Especially if you're one of the few humans who come near the hive [say, private property] Source: I used to sit outside this rotten stump some wasps started living in, in our yard. I'd feed them ham :)
@@Munchtreats Apparently (and thankfully) no! Adult wasps cannot eat whole meat, only the larvae can do that. To feed the larvae, wasps will bring the meat back to the hive and make protein pellets. Usually wasps are scavengers and only eat dead prey, sometimes even eating other wasps from their hive (including their siblings). They will sometimes attack other animals to get the meat and bring it to the hive though. This is mostly other bugs like bees, caterpillars, and spiders. So with all this in mind. A wasp may only eat a human after it's already dead. It would be too much of a hassle for them to try to kill us then bring us back to the hive. OP was more than likely just making the wasps jobs easier.
@@sipi2009 tbf, I got stung by a wasp once and that was cause I tried to shake it off my foot. Meanwhile I've had wasps crawl over my face and almost under my glasses during recess at school for 2 years and nothing happened because I stood still until they flew away. It's really just a matter of staying calm, not doing any sudden and harsh movements in their direction and you're fine
Wasps are incredibly important to the environment. They're generally much better for the local fauna over European bees because they're the native pollinator. Literally designed for the flowers. Protect native pollinators. Native bees are also incredibly cool too! Love me some gem colored carpenter bees.
Carpenter bees are usually so relaxed. (Occasionally you get one) but I've stood and pet them before. Gently. I've also had three of them warming up on my hand on a chilly day.
Yeah! I have not one, but two hives of carpenter bees by my school and since my school is to lazy to get rid of them, I’m the crazy lady who goes near them and vibes and feeds them fruit and plants flowers near them :)
@@carlak.5346 it is! Except when people swat at my children :( and some people don’t know and the hives are in old wooden benches so people go to sit and then freak out when they see bees as they’re approaching the area lol
Wasps can be super chill little dudes. They're really only aggressive towards humans if humans have tried to hurt them before. They're extremely important pollinators along with bees and they even eat a large amount of pests such as mosquitoes! If you see one, just try to calm your nervous system and maybe leave them a treat. Only kill if they attack you first!
Tell that to the one that stung me for no reason. I did end up trying to help one in fall though -_-. It was out at night when it was really cold out. I was helping my mom make apple pie cakes and was running the scraps outside when I saw it. It wasn't moving and even though I'm TERRIFIED of these little assholes, I tried to use my breath to warm it up some. It eventually started moving and I left the apple scraps by it, unsure of what they actually ate.
You bith... you did it... you made me feel empathy for wasps of all things. To think... they attacked me... just because some other human was a bitch to them... maybe even someone I happen to look like... NOOOOOO.
@@LUKALUKALUKALUKALUKALUKALUKA When I do it, I just wait until they land on a flower, then slowly reach my hand out and pet them with one finger. When they fly away, I go pet different one.
When I was in 3rd grade I was wearing a shirt with a big pink flower made of lace sewn onto it. 2 bees decided to come vibe with me and it scared the living daylights out of me; I stood still for 15 minutes before deciding to make a break for it and running away screaming
Lmaooo, I was the same exact way, after I heard that if you stay still they won't sting you, before that tho, full on freakout. Funny enough, the fully on freakout seems to have worked better almost always. Even now, when I stay still, and run away, THEY'LL FREAKING FOLLOW ME UNLESS I RUN LIKE, MORE THAN A QUICK SPRINT. LIKE THANK YOU FOR TJINKING I SMELL GOOD BUT I'M FREAKING SCARED ASFFF. Nowadays I'm a lot more chill, but will run when needed, no freak-out anymore tho.
I love wasps beyond recognition. I used to feed the yellow jackets maple syrup right out of my hands. It freaks everyone out, but they're the same as honeybees, as long as you don't freak out and start swatting they can be friendly! This also involves it not being bee nesting season though. They're the best around the fall when they just wanna eat food and hang out.
Wasps around me start starving to death in the autumn and eating rotting fruit so they're malnourished drunk starving ANGRY BASTARDS. Making them similar to the other residents of the UK.
As someone who’s been stung by a bee once and never a wasp I have to say.. Hornets are the worst! I’ve been attacked by swarms 3 times!! They’re like bigger, angrier wasps that gets offended that you walk in their back yard WHEN THEY LIVE UNDERGROUND!! If you get close to their nest you better start running because you’ll hear them buzzing angrily before attacking. Nothing was more satisfying than watching my dad spray their nest with the water hose as a 7 year old after getting assaulted by multiple hornet butts.
We must have dealt with different kinds than. Every time I had an encounter with hornets they where super chill. My dad even worked on some wood maybe 30-40 cm away from a hornet hive and they did not give a sh1t.
Bees: Sah dude, let’s chill and get this honey yeah? Wasps: It’s been ten minutes since I’ve heard someone shriek in agony and fear and that’s *nine minutes too many*
Once I was standing in the yard and a bee flew into the side of my face and stung me... Other times I've met bees have been very pleasant. Every time I've met a wasp, I've been walking on eggshells trying to avoid a sting, but I've just realized that I've never been stung by a wasp. They're not chill with me or whatever, I'm just well-practiced in avoiding their stingers.
As a keeper of wasps, it always makes me sad that people just believe wasps are mean. I argue with my wasps all the time and they are still respectful. The key to a happy wasp relationship is to respect the wasp and leave them little offerings of water and sweets. The most important part of this is to make sure that the wasp sees that you are the one leaving the offerings.
Thank you. I’ve kept yellow jackets and they did not sting me. Not once, even when the envelope was removed from their nest and they felt exposed. They just sat there, crawling around.
Exactly. I had a nest in one of my hanging decorations by the front door. I talked to them all the time and left out water and fruit. I would take their nest down when my mother came to visit (mom allergic) and move them to a nice spot on the other side of the house and they would just follow me. And when mom left, they'd follow me back to the usual spot at the front door. You just have to remember that they are smart enough to remember you and it's up to you to decide if they learn to love you or hate you.
the red ones are mean. the black ones i like, they're just minding their business if you mind yours. but those red ones can see you across the yard and decide where you're standing is now their space and you're gonna pay for it.
bees are chronically high and wasps are chronically anxious lmao wasps are also much more effective pollinators than honeybees, because they're native here (while honeybees are not)
Bees will still square up though. I was weeding in the yard last year and I guess I got too close to a bumblebee’s nest because suddenly she went AFTER me. Stung me twice on my arm. Luckily bumblebees have a retractable stinger so she didn’t die. Ended up running inside, yoinking her off my arm, throwing her outside and shutting the door
Now see, some of the most horrifying looking wasps can actually be the best kind, especially for us arachnophobes. Some of them like eating those demon spawns😊
Oh damn, but what about spiders being like super useful housekeepers? They eat all the other invasive insects and basically just chill, and are very VERY rarely poisonous or venomous. Also, most spiders don't bite as a first instict, even when disturbed, so you'd have to antagonize them to get them to bite, and even then ut would just hurt a lil, and you wouldn't die. (Most of the time, Australia, and most of Oceania not included?)
This is true. And as much as paper wasps are bad, a ground wasp is even worse. You just have to walk by 25 feet away from their nest, and they're like "too close, beeatch" and the attack begins
One time when I was five I grabbed a handful of gravel from under my friend’s mailbox. It was actually covering a sh-t load of wasps and I still have marks from where I was stung after 10 yrs
Dude I have so many wasp and yellow jacket friends. There's a gazebo in my backyard with a wasp nest in it and I sit in there and vibe with em. They're chill.
I've never really had any issues with wasps, not even the yellow jackets showed up in my bed that one time, we usually just kinda vibe with eachother, probably because I just leave them be and let them pass by when they get close
I've had so many people tell me "oh, wasps aren't gonna hurt you if you leave them alone" and my response is always "Bees, you're thinking of BEES. A wasp killed my mother for looking at it" I grew up in an area with more wasps than spiders. I can guarantee you that most wasps can and will fight you for merely existing in their vicinity.
You’re likely creating a self fulfilling prophecy. I’ve regularly allowed wasps near me and never been stung once. They’re curious, and will approach, but you fuck with them and they remember. Which is a survival instinct. Corvids also memorize faces much in a similar manner (ravens, crows,etc).
Interesting how different the experiences in this comment section are. I wonder, if it varies by region and most dominant species of bees, wasps, and hornets. And the only time I was stung by a wasp, was when directly stepping into one barefoot. (I think the circumstances totally justified her respose though. Would have done the same in her position.) They are usually super chill around me and I don't mistake them for bees, my grandfather is a beekeeper.
@@nograe You make a fair point, it's entirely possible I just grew up in an area with particularly nasty wasps and hornets. I think the other big problem we had was that we had multitudes of hornets that would make our playgrounds, homes, and outdoor furniture their homes. It was easy to piss them off because we didn't know they had set up shop in something we actually use. Any hole or pipe you had outside would become a wasp nest if left alone long enough. We had recurring problems of wasps building nests in our trampoline frame that would come out all pissed off when we would unknowingly disturb their home.
@@krea8402 Interesting. Seems like there lived more yellow striped creatures in your area than mine, which might contributed to simply by chance alone highten the risk of coming across one that decides to sting and the pressure of competition probably made them more aggressive too. We had wasps live under the tiles of our roof, but since they entered and exited from the outside they never posed a problem, and my dad once had to work on some reconstruction at our house maybe 30-40 cm away a hornet nest and all he did was hang up some plastic sheet inbetween and they didn't sting him once, eventhough some visited and crawled over his arms. They where super chill for some reason. But apart from that we didn't really have nests close by. Only a good bunch full visiting us on the balcony, that nested some place else.
I feel like every friend group of has a bee (the chill one or the introvert) the wasp (the one with anger issues) the yellow jacket (the introvert bc no one knows about yellow jackets) and the fire ant (the emotionally unstable one)
I work as a gardener, i’ve disturbed so many bees that just end up chilling on me while i work or just leaving BUT i move a single branch of a juniper and get a wasp directly to the eye like can they fucking chill
Bees are legit so chill one landed on my shoe the other day and just sat there It flew away like 5 seconds later I felt like I last a childhood friend when that happened.
bees are just stoned wasps
real
this is true because wasps came before bees,believe it or not(ik nobody asked,im a nerd 😅)
Bees are chill.
Words of wisdom from Mr. Aizawa
But Aizawa would say that😂
Sounds right
It's accurate that the Bee's eyes are closed because they can't see for shit
They're literal bumbling idiots and I love them.
Ha…bumbling
I didn't know they couldn't see well and now im sad that the bees will never see me waving at them like a giddy toddler
Well that explains why they literally run into things sometimes.
I stepped on a bee on accident and instead of stinging me it just sorta... twerked sadly
@@sadwasdead5065were you wearing shoes
“I MAKE NIGHTMARES BITCH” most famous words
Think of all the merch that can be made with that line on it! 😹
@@kimicappiello5480 pfft- true
I was drinking water when I was watching that😂
💀💀💀
@@Icantthinkofahandle873 lol
One time a wasp tried to sting me through a car window, highlight of my life
I was stuck in a car in the summer once as a child because a wasp kept trying to get in to attack me
@@poke-talia268 bro I would have been sobbing.
@@mx_potatohead1326 pretty sure I was sweating too much to cry
@@poke-talia268 ✨dehydration✨
Idiot wasp lmao
I rescued a wasp when I was 12 and nursed it back to health and they’ve been chill with me ever since.
coincidence? most likely. but I like to believe otherwise
I believe some wasps have photographic memory. Which basically means they more than likely know you and believe your no threat and just kinda vibe when you near. Odds are they will remember for generations so 👍
wasps have photographic memory and will be cool with you if you help them! once summer comes, try feeding them snacks in a specific spot and they'll learn to go there and patiently wait instead of harass you in the yard lol
wendigo the wasp master
@@jocyboyle4952 can summon wasp to protect their self
WASP MASTER‼️‼️
I quote "worry not my brother" a ton because of this vid, love your skits!!! ☺️
Me with anxiety: i love that quote 😂
Funfact: Wasps can be conditioned to remember you! Be this bad or good. Especially if you're one of the few humans who come near the hive [say, private property]
Source: I used to sit outside this rotten stump some wasps started living in, in our yard. I'd feed them ham :)
Wasps eat ham?
@@nyxie2877 guess so!
@@strawberrycosmonaut7387 does that mean they could eat us too
@@Munchtreats Apparently (and thankfully) no! Adult wasps cannot eat whole meat, only the larvae can do that. To feed the larvae, wasps will bring the meat back to the hive and make protein pellets.
Usually wasps are scavengers and only eat dead prey, sometimes even eating other wasps from their hive (including their siblings). They will sometimes attack other animals to get the meat and bring it to the hive though. This is mostly other bugs like bees, caterpillars, and spiders.
So with all this in mind. A wasp may only eat a human after it's already dead. It would be too much of a hassle for them to try to kill us then bring us back to the hive. OP was more than likely just making the wasps jobs easier.
@@Munchtreats That's a good question that we don't need the answer to! /j
Bees: ima bee ima bee ima ima buble bee wee!
wasps:...I have commited war crimes AND I WOULD DO IT AGAIN!!!!
this is the most accurate representation of a bee and a wasp
You so much as breath in a wasp's direction and you are in for a world od hurt.
Underrated comment
Considering CO2 makes them aggressive, this is literally true
Oh yeah, they are awful and will sting you where it hurts most
@@n.c.picturesThat is... awful news.
@@sipi2009 tbf, I got stung by a wasp once and that was cause I tried to shake it off my foot.
Meanwhile I've had wasps crawl over my face and almost under my glasses during recess at school for 2 years and nothing happened because I stood still until they flew away.
It's really just a matter of staying calm, not doing any sudden and harsh movements in their direction and you're fine
Bees 🐝: *No thoughts, only vibes.*
Wasps: 🎶 *DISRESPECT YOUR SURROUNDINGS* 🎶
Yellow Jackets: 🎶 *Dies Irae Plays* 🎶
It’s like when you meet the final boss😅
Allegedly, wasps suddenly fly up close to you because they’re curious. Take this with a grain of salt bc I didn’t fact check LMAO
Cool. I hope they don't mind that I jump, turn and run the opposite way. Spheksophobia is a bitch
That checks out, I've had a few wasps just vibe in my general direction
I am scared of them but as long as their chill with me I'll feed them ham
Me, with my phobia of wasps: GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME
Wasps are incredibly important to the environment. They're generally much better for the local fauna over European bees because they're the native pollinator. Literally designed for the flowers. Protect native pollinators. Native bees are also incredibly cool too! Love me some gem colored carpenter bees.
Also parasitoid wasps are very good at protecting crops from caterpillars
Carpenter bees are usually so relaxed. (Occasionally you get one) but I've stood and pet them before. Gently. I've also had three of them warming up on my hand on a chilly day.
Yeah! I have not one, but two hives of carpenter bees by my school and since my school is to lazy to get rid of them, I’m the crazy lady who goes near them and vibes and feeds them fruit and plants flowers near them :)
@@bicyclesaremagical that sounds lovely!
@@carlak.5346 it is! Except when people swat at my children :( and some people don’t know and the hives are in old wooden benches so people go to sit and then freak out when they see bees as they’re approaching the area lol
Wasps can be super chill little dudes. They're really only aggressive towards humans if humans have tried to hurt them before. They're extremely important pollinators along with bees and they even eat a large amount of pests such as mosquitoes! If you see one, just try to calm your nervous system and maybe leave them a treat. Only kill if they attack you first!
Tell that to the one that stung me for no reason. I did end up trying to help one in fall though -_-. It was out at night when it was really cold out. I was helping my mom make apple pie cakes and was running the scraps outside when I saw it. It wasn't moving and even though I'm TERRIFIED of these little assholes, I tried to use my breath to warm it up some. It eventually started moving and I left the apple scraps by it, unsure of what they actually ate.
You bith... you did it... you made me feel empathy for wasps of all things. To think... they attacked me... just because some other human was a bitch to them... maybe even someone I happen to look like... NOOOOOO.
a wasp stung me below my big toe while i was eating ice cream
Bees are fluffy sweethearts with army hearts.
They feel so soft too.
I can say I've pet multiple bees (alot being bumble bees) THEY ARE SO FLUFFY AND AMAZING
@@Midnight.fox2011wait what, how do you pet bees?? 😭😭
@@LUKALUKALUKALUKALUKALUKALUKA When I do it, I just wait until they land on a flower, then slowly reach my hand out and pet them with one finger. When they fly away, I go pet different one.
@@JustaRandomHooman oh okay, thanks!
@@JustaRandomHoomanYou... YOU CAN DO THAT? COULD I DO THAT? AKSNEBSGSBEGDGS AAAAAA
When I was in 3rd grade I was wearing a shirt with a big pink flower made of lace sewn onto it. 2 bees decided to come vibe with me and it scared the living daylights out of me; I stood still for 15 minutes before deciding to make a break for it and running away screaming
Hey hey
Are you a lesBEEan
Lmaooo, I was the same exact way, after I heard that if you stay still they won't sting you, before that tho, full on freakout. Funny enough, the fully on freakout seems to have worked better almost always. Even now, when I stay still, and run away, THEY'LL FREAKING FOLLOW ME UNLESS I RUN LIKE, MORE THAN A QUICK SPRINT. LIKE THANK YOU FOR TJINKING I SMELL GOOD BUT I'M FREAKING SCARED ASFFF. Nowadays I'm a lot more chill, but will run when needed, no freak-out anymore tho.
Fully expected the wasp to just scream and charge
Bees be on weed but the wasps be on crack
I love wasps beyond recognition. I used to feed the yellow jackets maple syrup right out of my hands. It freaks everyone out, but they're the same as honeybees, as long as you don't freak out and start swatting they can be friendly! This also involves it not being bee nesting season though. They're the best around the fall when they just wanna eat food and hang out.
And wasps have photogenic memory...so your now wasp lord
Watch me try to befriend wasps this autumn and instantly regret it
thanks, i have plans for this autumn now (as well as a reason to stay alive to that date)
Wasps around me start starving to death in the autumn and eating rotting fruit so they're malnourished drunk starving ANGRY BASTARDS.
Making them similar to the other residents of the UK.
Me who's allergic to yellow jackets- 😅
Fun fact - While wasps share many characteristics with bees, they are actually in fact far more closely related to ants than they are to bees.
I mean their anatomy is much closer to ants so checks out.
As someone who’s been stung by a bee once and never a wasp I have to say..
Hornets are the worst! I’ve been attacked by swarms 3 times!! They’re like bigger, angrier wasps that gets offended that you walk in their back yard WHEN THEY LIVE UNDERGROUND!! If you get close to their nest you better start running because you’ll hear them buzzing angrily before attacking.
Nothing was more satisfying than watching my dad spray their nest with the water hose as a 7 year old after getting assaulted by multiple hornet butts.
We must have dealt with different kinds than. Every time I had an encounter with hornets they where super chill. My dad even worked on some wood maybe 30-40 cm away from a hornet hive and they did not give a sh1t.
Sooo basically they are a swarm of Karen's? XD
"Oh who's that?"
(violent breathing)
kacchan vibes
Bees: Sah dude, let’s chill and get this honey yeah?
Wasps: It’s been ten minutes since I’ve heard someone shriek in agony and fear and that’s *nine minutes too many*
The worst part is I’m allergic to wasps…not bees.
As a beekeeper I approve.
I love the "I MAKE NIGHTMARES BITCH!!!" line
Once I was standing in the yard and a bee flew into the side of my face and stung me... Other times I've met bees have been very pleasant. Every time I've met a wasp, I've been walking on eggshells trying to avoid a sting, but I've just realized that I've never been stung by a wasp. They're not chill with me or whatever, I'm just well-practiced in avoiding their stingers.
Lmao my step sis and I watched bee movie yesterday, this is very on brand
I am a bee when alone and a wasp when amongst others
I am... a mix of both...
PFFT-
Gained a sub
Wasps are just insect Kyles
The way the bees talk, I can’t 💀
As a keeper of wasps, it always makes me sad that people just believe wasps are mean. I argue with my wasps all the time and they are still respectful. The key to a happy wasp relationship is to respect the wasp and leave them little offerings of water and sweets. The most important part of this is to make sure that the wasp sees that you are the one leaving the offerings.
Thank you. I’ve kept yellow jackets and they did not sting me. Not once, even when the envelope was removed from their nest and they felt exposed. They just sat there, crawling around.
Exactly. I had a nest in one of my hanging decorations by the front door. I talked to them all the time and left out water and fruit. I would take their nest down when my mother came to visit (mom allergic) and move them to a nice spot on the other side of the house and they would just follow me. And when mom left, they'd follow me back to the usual spot at the front door. You just have to remember that they are smart enough to remember you and it's up to you to decide if they learn to love you or hate you.
the red ones are mean. the black ones i like, they're just minding their business if you mind yours. but those red ones can see you across the yard and decide where you're standing is now their space and you're gonna pay for it.
Although I am scared of them they're pretty cool! My favorite wasps are paper wasps due to how docile they are!
and then there's hornets.
Wasps are hornets. A simple Google search will tell you that.
@@temporarily-gone ah. tbh at the moment i didn't think about that ngl. both are still scary nonetheless
@@derandi2324 That's meant to be the other way around. Hornets are wasps.
I have watched tho like 20 times and I fall laughing each tkme
bees are chronically high and wasps are chronically anxious lmao
wasps are also much more effective pollinators than honeybees, because they're native here (while honeybees are not)
I guess I'm a wasp then lol, unless you're a close friend or my gut tells me ur a good person, then I'm a bee. Buzz 🐝
"Worry not my brother"
Had a wasp try to get into very closed off vehical. Believe me when I was it was the only way I felt safe cussing it out. XD
Bees will still square up though. I was weeding in the yard last year and I guess I got too close to a bumblebee’s nest because suddenly she went AFTER me. Stung me twice on my arm. Luckily bumblebees have a retractable stinger so she didn’t die. Ended up running inside, yoinking her off my arm, throwing her outside and shutting the door
Now see, some of the most horrifying looking wasps can actually be the best kind, especially for us arachnophobes. Some of them like eating those demon spawns😊
Oh damn, but what about spiders being like super useful housekeepers? They eat all the other invasive insects and basically just chill, and are very VERY rarely poisonous or venomous. Also, most spiders don't bite as a first instict, even when disturbed, so you'd have to antagonize them to get them to bite, and even then ut would just hurt a lil, and you wouldn't die. (Most of the time, Australia, and most of Oceania not included?)
This is true. And as much as paper wasps are bad, a ground wasp is even worse. You just have to walk by 25 feet away from their nest, and they're like "too close, beeatch" and the attack begins
Bee’s are on weed, wasps are on cocaine
I could watch this 100 times 😂
Bees hate me. There have been times I was just vibin and random bee I didn't know was even there stung me
Bees always seem like the sweet, old fairy godmother compared to the mean stepmother-esque wasp.
wait till you find out about hornets
I’ve watched this so many times my laugh has turned into a pained wheeze. Send help 😂
I was just talking with my bf about this. Wasps are super chill as long as you respect their boundaries. I love wasps
Me too Mr. Wasp me too 😂😂
Actually wasps are surprisingly friendly if you give them a chance.
Yes, even yellowjackets.
“Worry not my brother, I am simply vibing with these flowers” is gonna be my yearbook quote
“I make nightmares, b****” really got me. I almost choked on my tea
One time when I was five I grabbed a handful of gravel from under my friend’s mailbox. It was actually covering a sh-t load of wasps and I still have marks from where I was stung after 10 yrs
Lol so true absolutely nightmare fule
Dude I have so many wasp and yellow jacket friends. There's a gazebo in my backyard with a wasp nest in it and I sit in there and vibe with em. They're chill.
“I MAKE NIGHTMARES, BITCH”
Honestly the most accurate representation of a wasp I’ve ever seen 💀
“I make nightmares bitch” that’s metal as fuck
This so entertaining😂😂😂
I'm allergic to multiple wasp stings so I fear them with a passion
Wasps are like tiny, flying chihuahuas with butt knives.
I've never really had any issues with wasps, not even the yellow jackets showed up in my bed that one time, we usually just kinda vibe with eachother, probably because I just leave them be and let them pass by when they get close
Ordinary wasps make nightmares, but mud daubers are the nightmare.
Why’s that?
I'm curious as to why
@@combatcanis They surprise you as you’re just walking along on a nature field trip with your class in middle school.
I've had so many people tell me "oh, wasps aren't gonna hurt you if you leave them alone" and my response is always "Bees, you're thinking of BEES. A wasp killed my mother for looking at it"
I grew up in an area with more wasps than spiders. I can guarantee you that most wasps can and will fight you for merely existing in their vicinity.
There are also flies that look kinda like wasps, THEY tend to leave you alone. But not actual wasps.
You’re likely creating a self fulfilling prophecy. I’ve regularly allowed wasps near me and never been stung once. They’re curious, and will approach, but you fuck with them and they remember. Which is a survival instinct. Corvids also memorize faces much in a similar manner (ravens, crows,etc).
Interesting how different the experiences in this comment section are. I wonder, if it varies by region and most dominant species of bees, wasps, and hornets.
And the only time I was stung by a wasp, was when directly stepping into one barefoot. (I think the circumstances totally justified her respose though. Would have done the same in her position.)
They are usually super chill around me and I don't mistake them for bees, my grandfather is a beekeeper.
@@nograe You make a fair point, it's entirely possible I just grew up in an area with particularly nasty wasps and hornets. I think the other big problem we had was that we had multitudes of hornets that would make our playgrounds, homes, and outdoor furniture their homes. It was easy to piss them off because we didn't know they had set up shop in something we actually use. Any hole or pipe you had outside would become a wasp nest if left alone long enough. We had recurring problems of wasps building nests in our trampoline frame that would come out all pissed off when we would unknowingly disturb their home.
@@krea8402 Interesting. Seems like there lived more yellow striped creatures in your area than mine, which might contributed to simply by chance alone highten the risk of coming across one that decides to sting and the pressure of competition probably made them more aggressive too.
We had wasps live under the tiles of our roof, but since they entered and exited from the outside they never posed a problem, and my dad once had to work on some reconstruction at our house maybe 30-40 cm away a hornet nest and all he did was hang up some plastic sheet inbetween and they didn't sting him once, eventhough some visited and crawled over his arms. They where super chill for some reason.
But apart from that we didn't really have nests close by. Only a good bunch full visiting us on the balcony, that nested some place else.
My mental health:
“I MAKE NIGHTMARES BI-“😂😂😂😂😂
“I don’t trust like that” - great reference 😂
So true love your content
I feel like every friend group of has a bee (the chill one or the introvert) the wasp (the one with anger issues) the yellow jacket (the introvert bc no one knows about yellow jackets) and the fire ant (the emotionally unstable one)
The fact bees evolved from prehistoric wasps is crazy.
Bee's on weed, wasp's on meth. 😂
This is why when I see a bee I just stand and wait for it to go but when I see a wasp I fucking run
I fucking love bees
“I MAKE NIGHTMARES BITCH” i was wheezing so hard 😂😂😂
Lmao wasp. Amazing. "I make nightmares bitch" my favorite line! Thank you for this blursed content before us
“I make nightmares, b***” wasp said calmly
"I make nightmares bitch" kinda gives me the vibes of "I write sins not tragedies" 😂
Dude I could listen to that bee voice for literal hours
“Wwwworry not , my BRUTHURRRR”
this feels like a smiling friends clip to me
The "I MAKE NIGHTMARES BITCH" had me dying 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Fun fact bees May not attack humans without provocation, but they will attack anything else that pollinates. anything.
Last line sounded like "Do you know... the muffin man?"
I love all your videos
"im simply vibing with these flowers" made me DIE
Wasps are bees with anger issues
Allergic to bees but I still love those fluffy butt goobers. They really are just vibing
especially the wasps that remember your face and have anger issues, they will make nightmares
Wasps just can never pass the vibe check
“ I mAKe NiGhtMaREs BiTcH” I cant 😂
bee's vibe is sending me
I work as a gardener, i’ve disturbed so many bees that just end up chilling on me while i work or just leaving
BUT i move a single branch of a juniper and get a wasp directly to the eye like can they fucking chill
Ngl the wasp kinda sounds like the gingerbread man from Shrek
I WASN'T READY FOR THE VOICE!
Man sounded like Gingy from shrek😭
"worry not by brother I am simply vibing with these flowers" had me rolling on the floor dying
And then there's... hornets
“Worry not brother, I am simply vibing with these flowers” if a bee said that I would never be afraid of bees again
I hate the fact that bees now seem like stoned hippies
That wasp knows the muffin man.
I genuinely laughed the entire house when the wasp screamed lol
The bee voice sounds like the alien from fairly odd parents
Bees are legit so chill one landed on my shoe the other day and just sat there
It flew away like 5 seconds later
I felt like I last a childhood friend when that happened.
Bro the bee and the wasp are my personalities all in one
I Like to think that with every chill and kind thing, there's the evil little cousin