She must be the most calmest woman I’ve ever seen. Why? Because she is way too close to that deadly hornet and that hornet doesn’t think her as a threat. Also, she doesn’t look nervous at all…What a brave lady.
It is kinda cute. Maybe it's because you don't often see that sort of cooperative behaviour between two insects like hornets, it kind of makes them easier to relate to in a certain respect
2:38 I'm sorry, is that hornet eating a *praying mantis?!* I know those things are terrifying, but wow. I don't ever want to encounter one, under any circumstance
Diese Insekten sind von der Nähe auf jeden Fall sehr interessante Tiere. Ich bewundere, wie locker und hemmungslos ihr mit diesen Insekten doch so umgeht, wo sie nicht zu unterschätzen sind, wenn sie zustechen. Der Schmerz nach so einem Stich ist wohl nicht für schwache Nerven.
What a beautiful video to end the year with! I never knew giant hornets could be so friendly!😂 I wish you and all your critter friends a very Happy New Year!🎉❤🐝💐
This is an excellent video! I'm an entomologist who studies social wasps, and this is one of the relatively few videos I've seen in which everything presented is true.
These hornets are great example of how all insects use the sun to orientate themselves correctly. And why moths for instance look as if they are attracted to light sources flying around them but infact are instinctively orientating themselves over and over again
The Yellow Hornet was just discovered in Georgia earlier this week. Two years after the Giant Hornet made its way to Washington state. In the latter case, one hive was found to have over 1500 hornets inside.
As a Washingtonian my reaction is: 1: F*** 2: Makes sense they move east over the mountains away from Seattle and the rain. 3. I don't want to deal with giant hornets in work in emergency services. That's some other agency's job.
That sounds really bad. I don't think you're going to get rid of them anytime soon as they spread quite quickly. Insects are so hard to deal with once they get a foothold. It makes me wonder why now all of the sudden have they started appearing in US? We can obviously blame people for this but even with that in consideration it "should" have happened long ago? Something has to be different today. It could be that someone is breeding them out of sight for whatever reason. I don't think you'd get such a big infestation from just a single queen being in a container or similar. That would take so many years before you'd even start noticing them especially if they hang out in forests.
@@huldu Yes. The northeast is literally infested with another invasive insect, the Spotted Lanternfly. Which also came from eastern Asia. First appearing in Pennsylvania in 2014, they've spread rapidly. Every state on the eastern seaboard has them now, and they multiply like you wouldn't believe.
Interesting to see the delicat mandeble parts benith the large sharp pincers they have. By the way, arent they grudge holding type with good shape recognising memories? The one that was pissed up by held around the torax, was calm down by honey treat or had to be 'disposed'?
Please add a small thicker area to the top and bottom of those wonderful little bee traps so there long stinger can’t sting your hands while holding it.
I don't know how to feel about these things now. Seeing how intelligent, cooperative and alive they are makes me reluctant to kill any kind of wasp (thankfully, we don't have these terrifying giant hornets in the UK); but then watching one of these massacre bees on an earlier video was also horrifying.
Just remember something .. don't humanize something that isn't a human A hornet is that, a hornet, a living creature with a different mind and purpouse frome the other species as all the other ones. We as human's we try to empathize with other species but we commit the error of think that they can feel and think as us... But they don't. Every animal is inteligent, but not very much or even no one at all have conciousnes like us, they do not know what is being evil, they don't know what is good or bad in a moral way, they only know the good or bad for their own survival, for the survival of the colony, their species.
Quel calme ! Beau cours de biologie En France ,le frelon asiatique se développe de plus en plus mais il est très agressif et apprécient nos abeilles La variété japonaise semble encore plus grosse que l’asiatique et européenne Arigatou gozaimashita ! Sensei
Well these hornets does more harm than good. They damage beneficial plants, destroys bee nests, they dont pollinate and so on. Their numbers needs to be put under control or they do even more damage. Though i cant deny they look incredible
The stripe pattern on the abdomen, intricate design of the wings and the cool spikey layering kind of design of the legs are pretty... but the whole time I kept wincing, thinking "ugh its so creepy 😂"
"I'm just gonna casually capture this instrument of death and then hold it in tweezers while casually commenting on its many absolutely fearsome features like attempting to eat metal." Then her voice pitches up at 3:50, like "Hmmm it has decided to try to kill me."
What a truly fascinating and horrifying monster of nature. I’m deathly afraid of wasps and hornets but these hornets are nightmare fuel for me. I flipped out at a wasp flying into my kitchen and then one flew into my bedroom window when I was napping. They were big just over two cm long. I opened the windows up wide to remove them.
you really are feeding them with honey, like it your pet xD xD xD and they are there, calm... ahaha this is incredible ! amazing video, merci/bravo ! :)
Dear lady, you are amazing. And you’re very brave to be so closed to these hideous monsters. Knowing the pain they can inflict, even kill a person, there is NO WAY I could be around these horrible bugs. THANK YOU. Stay safe. Please stay safe.
Es sind wundervolle Insekten und sie sind wundervoll wie sie das wissen dieser wunderschöne Insekten erklären,danke es ist mir eine grosse Freude von ihnen ein mehr von der Welt der Insekten zu erfahren😊 Verstehe nicht das man es schrecklich findet In ich finde diese Aussage Unsinn sorry Grüsse aus der Schweiz
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It's amazing watching her be so calm around those monsters... If I saw one of these flying around, I would flee the country
both native to japan..
As it turns out they aren’t usually very aggressive to humans.
Dont forget they are in the USA now but if you dont bother them they wont bother you
@@golden9309 They actually aren’t in the us in any significant numbers. People just saw one nest and freaked out.
@@golden9309 Don't care, I'm moving to Antarctica.
She must be the most calmest woman I’ve ever seen. Why? Because she is way too close to that deadly hornet and that hornet doesn’t think her as a threat. Also, she doesn’t look nervous at all…What a brave lady.
a single hornet is not deadly unless you are allergic to the venom
@@iCore7GamingI’m sure they still hurt like hell.
he was bent over all relaxed 😊
She’s Japanese…she also is around the bees all the time…you get use to it
0:50 that explains it all. Did you at least watch the video..?
Its funny how everyone is amazed by the faxct that she is so calm arround the hornets but im more amazed by how calm the hornets are arround her!!!
Imagine going back to the hive "yo! If you let the human capture you, she'll give you FREE HONEY!"
all the hornets "SIGN ME UP!"
The one hornet they tied wire around and put into a bee hive to show us a bee ball: "WAIT, THIS ISN'T WHAT I SIGNED UP FOR!!"
😂😂
😂😂
I had no idea about these central eyes. Like a spider. Learned something new again
I enjoy her calm, informative, nature loving approach! This channel is excellent!
although very invasive they look rather cool like a little mechanical robot
Its really cute that they share honey like that.
We need more videos of the undersides of insects. We always see them from the top, even in documentarues.
exactly, i never knew there was basically nothing under its head. it looks like the insect equivalent of a person missing their lower jaw.
@@crappyaccount It kind of makes sense when you think about it. Since their jaws go sideways there wouldn't be any need to fit much else below them.
Everyone I know freaks out when they see a wasp, and this person just walks up and casually captures them and gives them treats 😂
I like how she feeds them at the end in exchange for taking a look at them
Amazing video! These hornets really are incredible creatures. She is a brave woman.
4:22 bruh that hornet was definitely like "Hey girl, let go of me!! >:(" 😂
Your pfp is of my character. lol
What an odd coincidence this is.
8:00 you genuinely got a small aww from me there
Its slightly cute
It is kinda cute. Maybe it's because you don't often see that sort of cooperative behaviour between two insects like hornets, it kind of makes them easier to relate to in a certain respect
I didnt understand anything she said, besides hey hey hey hey... and id still listen to her talk all day.
Hai means yes lol she's trying to encourage them
I keep getting chills and shivers at how hard it VIBRATES with each movement!!! Terrifying!!
2:38 I'm sorry, is that hornet eating a *praying mantis?!* I know those things are terrifying, but wow. I don't ever want to encounter one, under any circumstance
this is an amazing look at these fascinating critters.
Great footage; that stinger is terrifying.
That…is a different side to them. Almost cute in their own terrifying way.
the jaws are absolutely terrifying. they can easily take out a small chunk of flesh
Diese Insekten sind von der Nähe auf jeden Fall sehr interessante Tiere. Ich bewundere, wie locker und hemmungslos ihr mit diesen Insekten doch so umgeht, wo sie nicht zu unterschätzen sind, wenn sie zustechen. Der Schmerz nach so einem Stich ist wohl nicht für schwache Nerven.
Calmest person ever
One of the most terrifying encounters ive had with a wasp while I was in Japan. Sounded like a damn plane.
I'm already terrified of wasps here in Canada. Can't even imagine how scary they'd be in Japan LOL.
What a beautiful video to end the year with! I never knew giant hornets could be so friendly!😂 I wish you and all your critter friends a very Happy New Year!🎉❤🐝💐
Who said they were friendly lmao
@@droid5785they’re friendly when eating, when defending the nest they are pissed as fuck
@@aaamogusthespiderever2566 Can't blame them. A lot of humans are also nasty when defending their homes.
This is an excellent video! I'm an entomologist who studies social wasps, and this is one of the relatively few videos I've seen in which everything presented is true.
The sharing at the end 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 they're so so cute what a beautiful little animal
I find hornets cute.
i agree! hornets, bees, and wasps are all adorable lil guys :3
uhhh no bees are cute but hornets are basically gangasta badass evil looking bug they still look cool
Me too, i find dem c u t e
Me too
the end of the video is incredible... nothing stops the 2 hornets from flying away and stinging her but no, she feeds them quietly 😂😂
They are cute in a horrifying kind of way
It is so good of the lady to help people get a really good close up view of this dangerous hornet. Thank you so much.
Thanks for this perspective. Love goes out to you and japan ❤️
These hornets are great example of how all insects use the sun to orientate themselves correctly. And why moths for instance look as if they are attracted to light sources flying around them but infact are instinctively orientating themselves over and over again
The Yellow Hornet was just discovered in Georgia earlier this week. Two years after the Giant Hornet made its way to Washington state. In the latter case, one hive was found to have over 1500 hornets inside.
Bruh why do I live in WA 😭 I’m definitely smashing it with a book
As a Washingtonian my reaction is:
1: F***
2: Makes sense they move east over the mountains away from Seattle and the rain.
3. I don't want to deal with giant hornets in work in emergency services. That's some other agency's job.
That sounds really bad. I don't think you're going to get rid of them anytime soon as they spread quite quickly. Insects are so hard to deal with once they get a foothold. It makes me wonder why now all of the sudden have they started appearing in US? We can obviously blame people for this but even with that in consideration it "should" have happened long ago? Something has to be different today. It could be that someone is breeding them out of sight for whatever reason. I don't think you'd get such a big infestation from just a single queen being in a container or similar. That would take so many years before you'd even start noticing them especially if they hang out in forests.
@@huldu Yes. The northeast is literally infested with another invasive insect, the Spotted Lanternfly. Which also came from eastern Asia. First appearing in Pennsylvania in 2014, they've spread rapidly. Every state on the eastern seaboard has them now, and they multiply like you wouldn't believe.
They look kinda cute a little bit
She has a beautiful presence and is informative 😊😊
Interesting to see the delicat mandeble parts benith the large sharp pincers they have. By the way, arent they grudge holding type with good shape recognising memories? The one that was pissed up by held around the torax, was calm down by honey treat or had to be 'disposed'?
Wow the algorithm actually sending me places with interesting content
Fantastic video. Thank you!
私はスズメバチとても苦手ですが、人間がこうスズメバチと仲良くしているのをみると、なんかちょっとだけ怖くなくなった気がします
I adore your passion for these awesome little guys.
Please add a small thicker area to the top and bottom of those wonderful little bee traps so there long stinger can’t sting your hands while holding it.
Thank you for this video. I didn’t realize hornets, wasps and bees have five eye’s before watching this.
I love how respectful you are to bees and hornets. ❤
Thank you for video!
Really cool video, thank you. Hornets get too much hate, they are destructive sometimes but they do play an important role in Japanese ecology.
And I thought I was brave.
They are very cute but I would never get that close to them 😅
I don't know how to feel about these things now. Seeing how intelligent, cooperative and alive they are makes me reluctant to kill any kind of wasp (thankfully, we don't have these terrifying giant hornets in the UK); but then watching one of these massacre bees on an earlier video was also horrifying.
I think the best thing to do is to respect them and keep your distance. They’re very dangerous
@@Sonsbitchesallim gonna keep my distance, but if they come close, im getting a blowtorch and hairspray.
The massacre thing is not out of malice but because they need the food within the hive to make it to the end of fall for the next generation.
Just remember something .. don't humanize something that isn't a human
A hornet is that, a hornet, a living creature with a different mind and purpouse frome the other species as all the other ones.
We as human's we try to empathize with other species but we commit the error of think that they can feel and think as us... But they don't. Every animal is inteligent, but not very much or even no one at all have conciousnes like us, they do not know what is being evil, they don't know what is good or bad in a moral way, they only know the good or bad for their own survival, for the survival of the colony, their species.
@@astick5249not always hornets and wasps can just attack if they ain't feeling right
This is interesting and very amazing to watch!
7:29 how is she this brave to not wear any protective gear?? isn’t she afraid that they’ll becoming aggressive for being trapped so long???
Relaxing voice asmr.
The 3 eyes they have on their head gives me panic attack
This lady is more fearless than I ever could be, I panic when I get swarmed by Bald Faced Hornets.
Hornet: 🎶I'm loooocked up! They won't let me ooout🎶
Those hornets are awesome ❤
4 wings, little hands under it's chin? This thing must be an alien from space.
Awesome video. Very interesting.
Excellent presentation.
This is the definition of 'study your enemy.'
Plot twist: she's an agent of the wasps
Quel calme ! Beau cours de biologie
En France ,le frelon asiatique se développe de plus en plus mais il est très agressif et apprécient nos abeilles
La variété japonaise semble encore plus grosse que l’asiatique et européenne
Arigatou gozaimashita ! Sensei
Such an Incredible design
Невероятно добрая девушка даже к потенциальным убийцам своих пчел. Понимает, что каждый вид ценен в природе и должен соблюдаться баланс.
Well these hornets does more harm than good. They damage beneficial plants, destroys bee nests, they dont pollinate and so on. Their numbers needs to be put under control or they do even more damage. Though i cant deny they look incredible
@@oghuzkhan6136 They probably keep other insect populations in check
The stripe pattern on the abdomen, intricate design of the wings and the cool spikey layering kind of design of the legs are pretty... but the whole time I kept wincing, thinking "ugh its so creepy 😂"
얼마전부터 이 채널의 영상을 보고 있는데.. 난 벌을 보면 도망가는데 저 소녀는 도망가지 않는다... 뭐지...
Watching this video made me shivers lol
5:54- Squidward: I didn’t need to see that
"I'm just gonna casually capture this instrument of death and then hold it in tweezers while casually commenting on its many absolutely fearsome features like attempting to eat metal." Then her voice pitches up at 3:50, like "Hmmm it has decided to try to kill me."
They are beautiful yet scary looking at the same time 😯 😱
I definitely don’t want to be near those things and I don’t want to anger them. I also don’t want them to kill the more innocent honeybees.
WOW---you are FEARLESS---are these able to spray poison from the stinger like into your eyes or face like the European hornet can?
Normal day as a Japanese beekeeper💀💀💀
Congrats!!
A rare sight of a praying mantis being defeated
I am seeing Kaman Rider!
Absolutely gorgeous
What a truly fascinating and horrifying monster of nature. I’m deathly afraid of wasps and hornets but these hornets are nightmare fuel for me. I flipped out at a wasp flying into my kitchen and then one flew into my bedroom window when I was napping. They were big just over two cm long. I opened the windows up wide to remove them.
Ignorance and misconceptions is usually the main ingredients of fright. Hornets don’t seem so scary when you learn about them like this with facts.
I cannot describe the amount of anxiety and discomfort I felt while watching this giant abomination
Fascinating!
Even without macro it looks like a monster.
Hornet:hello there viewers
This chick has some balls, playing with those things like that.
I didn't know I was interested in hornets
Behold, the amazing murder hornet whisperer!
You must be calm, they sting you if they feel threatened. Fear releases pheromones.
How many of us were waiting for the dreaded stinger? 😅
This woman has two pair of unbreakable *Balls*
What brand of camera are you using? Your enlarged shots are amazingly good! Thank you
Even though they don't display facial body language you can see how angry they get based on their body movement it's almost like full body language
It looks like it really wants to attack and like when I get out of these Contraptions that you are holding me with I'm going to make you regret this
you really are feeding them with honey, like it your pet xD xD xD and they are there, calm... ahaha this is incredible !
amazing video, merci/bravo ! :)
Very interesting, thank you 👍✌️❤️😎🇬🇧
The skin texture on their face looks like orange peels🤣🤣🤣
It looks like a tangerine 🍊
Dear lady, you are amazing. And you’re very brave to be so closed to these hideous monsters. Knowing the pain they can inflict, even kill a person, there is NO WAY I could be around these horrible bugs. THANK YOU. Stay safe. Please stay safe.
These are not monsters, cats do more damage to nature than these beautiful insects do
Es sind wundervolle Insekten und sie sind wundervoll wie sie das wissen dieser wunderschöne Insekten erklären,danke es ist mir eine grosse Freude von ihnen ein mehr von der Welt der Insekten zu erfahren😊
Verstehe nicht das man es schrecklich findet
In ich finde diese Aussage Unsinn sorry
Grüsse aus der Schweiz
They aren’t awful or hideous smh
@@Mayaisawesome91 Oh, okay. Let them make a nest on your kitchen table. SMH. Enjoy!
@@SomeGuy3019 Really. I don’t know of any house cat that can attack and kill you. Besides that, HONEY BEES are endangered, you fool.
How is it rearing during winter?
I did not know that they will share their food 😮 smaller wasps are very defensive about their food 😅
😈 demons i tell ya, demons
Those are the devils flies
Mandibles are almost like jaws of life
Какое у шершня чудесное личико, на апельсин похоже