Honeybees VS Yellow Jackets
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- A short documentary I decided to make about the difference between Honeybees and Yellow Jackets. It has nothing to do with computer networking security, but it is a nice distraction.
I used some Creative Commons Public Domain music from musopen.org/music/1500/ as the background.
I filmed the insects here in Eugene. I hope you find it interesting. Enjoy.
Team bees or team yellow jackets?
Like:Team bees
Comment:team yellow jackets
I like how there isn't a single comment here XD btw I'm team bee.
What.. Is.. Yellow.. Jackets..???
Team yellow jackets. But I didn't notice many people saying they're not team bees.
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Mar S - Hornets and Wasps just curious sense of course you know a lot about hornets and wasps, assuming because of your name. But are yellow jackets the ones when they sting where it itches or are those bees
Honey bees are so protective but their life is harder than I thought
Me:
Bees= Good guys
Wasps, hornets,etc.=Bad guys
Truth be told, they're not really evil---they are just doing what they think they have to do to feed their young.
And hornets ?
Me:
Bees: bad guys because beekeepers kill wasps for them.
Wasps: Not aggresive, but sometimes bad insect.
European hornets: Very nice guys.
Japanese giant hornets: Bad guys.
Edit: People: So badass that it's impossible to describe it.
More like:
Bees = Good for humans
Wasps, hornets,etc. = Bad for humans
Billie Elliesh: DUH
1:07 "I'm not a bee. I shouldn't be in this video."
I shouldn't bee*
@@canalkondzilla8042 bruh genious
*_Those are some strange tiny helicopters_*
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Good, people need to be educated about this. Don’t kill bees, kill the damn wasps!
That´s why i hate bees... because stupid beekeepers are killing them only for bees.
Wasp are ugly replace em with bees
Anne Reynolds Shut up only say that if it’s true you 3 year old wasps are also important and stop breathing with your mouth
Mar S Exactly
@@annereynolds6209 For me, wasps are more beautiful than bees. But they aren´t more beneficial. They´re important as bees but not more. So let´s help good beekeepers against Vespa velutina by placing one European hornet near the hive entrance (good beekeepers aren´t idiots like you and don´t kill bees) and let´s look for some wasptrappers. Then let´s use European and Asian hornets to kill all their bees.
Honey bee nest gets attacked by Yellow Jackets and Wasps
Honey bees: Send backups we need to attack the enemies
**Backups are the rest of the types of Species and Hornets**
4:34
Did anyone else catch the honey bee almost fall off of the ledge, and his honeybee friend reaches for him 😭
Well I mean, they can fly?
I exterminate yellowjackets anytime I see them. Since the age of 7 it's been my life mission to add them to the extinction list.
Gohibniu Goh not gonna happen lol
I see living on Hitler's Legacy except your not exterminating Jews just yellow jackets
And I will add you to the extinction list
@R Actually you're the idiot. Yellow Jackets produce nothing and are one of the many reasons as to why honeybee colonies are exterminated. They're nothing more than well organized parasites. Think before you talk shit.
It will actually be bad if wasp go extinct
When we were children, we put a non- cleaned pot of jam half filled with water as trap for the wasps. Very efficient. But someone recently told me that you must add to the water a little drop of white wine, to stop the honeybees to be drowned with the wasps, since they are repelled by white wine.
Wasps eat mosquitoes and flies, I think that makes up for some of their other character flaws.
I’d rather have the flies and mosquitoes
@@freyjairis103 Mosquitoes are worse. Wasps attack if threatened, mosquitoes every time they meet you.
@Jerry Smith Name a one. Wasps eat flies, mosquitoes not that much, but I think that the "millions of other things" don't eat so many mosquitoes as wasps. Wasps are social insects, so they're more important than other insects when it comes to hunting pests. Birds may also eat some pests but not that much. If you can name 10 animals that hunt mosquitoes I'll be surprised. Even if you can, it doesn't mean the named predators hunt more mosquitoes than wasps.
@Jerry Smith Do you think I was joking? In my garden in Europe, I have like 3 lizards, 20 birds,, no fish, one frog, no turtles, five bats, a dragonfly, many spiders and one thousand wasps approximately. Wasps and spiders are the only fly/mosquito predators which make an effect. The others just hunt a fly at a time, while also eating many other insects and small animals.
@Jerry Smith I mean mosquitoes *and flies.* That's what wasps hunt the most. I watch bats every evening, they just go out for 10 minutes each day and hunt maybe two flies each. You can notice when they have a target and go after it. You haven't seen my garden, how can you know better? Another mistake, adult wasps sometimes pollinate but their brood needs meat. Honestly, I don't care about mosquitoes. I don't mind them, they're easy to kill. I care about flies and caterpillars. Yellowjackets hunt flies, paper wasps hunt caterpillars.
*As a yellow JACKET main I take this a war sign!*
tier zoo much?
Today I sanded the outside of a log home. This log home had three separate yellow jacket hives in the corners where the logs overlap, I managed to sand the hole thing, using a sanding block at their entrances and they just flew around me. One gaurd circled me once but he must have decided I was cool.
One thing the bees have going for them here is this: Everybody knows a bee can sting a person only once because the stinger gets stuck and they fatally injure themselves pulling free. However, they can sting other insects, such as these yellow jackets, all they want.
I suspect that Joseph Colton is not a biologist, although I'm not saying this disparagingly. Nature, with its animals and plants, is neither good nor bad. Some explanations are offered to give additional perspective. (Disclosure--I'm an entomologist who has studied yellowjackets for nearly 50 years.)
1) Honeybees are NOT native to the New World. The yellowjackets (with the exception of one species introduced from the Old World) ARE native to the New World, specifically North America. In the Old World, they are native to Europe, much of Asia, and the Mediterranean coastal regions of northwestern Africa.
2) Yellowjackets fall into at least three species groups (depending upon which species one includes within the term "yellowjackets"). Some are scavengers, some are strictly predaceous, and others are both. The species shown is the video (Vespula pensylvanica which, strangely enough, is limited to the WESTERN half of the US, SW Canada and NW Mexico, and is correctly spelled with one "n" missing in the specific name) is predominantly a scavenger, but is sometimes predaceous as seen in this video.
3) Yellowjackets are not "eager" to sting. People get stung for two main reasons:
a) Nests are often hidden, and people aren't aware of their presence until they accidentally disturb the nests and get stung.
b) Because some species of yellowjackets are scavengers, they sometime land where people accidentally put their hand on them (therefore, squeezing or confining them) and get stung as a result. There have also been cases in which a yellowjacket entered a beverage can, and stung the person in or on the mouth who attempted to drink from the can. During dry weather, walking barefoot around a swimming pool may result in a sting from a thirsty bee or wasp.
4) Some larger species, such as the baldfaced hornet (a large black and white species found in every state except Hawaii, and the builder of large gray nests on tree branches and under eaves of buildings), are predaceous on house flies and some other pests species. This and a few related species are in the genus Dolichovespula, with the "dolicho" referring to their longer faces (compared to those found on members of the genus Vespula). By the way, the "true" hornets are relatively large insects, and one species (the European hornet, Vespa crabro) has become established throughout much of the eastern half of the US where it sometimes attacks bees, but is not as aggressive as many other species of hornets (mostly found in southern and eastern Asia).
5) Paper wasps (genus Polistes--also known as "umbrella wasps" because of their exposed, often flat nest combs, and shown at 2:15 in the video) are NOT members of the genus Vespula. They capture caterpillars as prey, so they are generally considered beneficial.
6) Honeybees are not "innocent" of stinging people. Colonies vary as to their defensiveness, with some much more likely to sting than others. The so-called africanized or "killer" bees represent the most defensive end of the scale, although other strains of honeybees can be quite aggressive.
Hopedly, this sheds a little more light on this subject!
Yep I would miss my honey jars if their was no bees...
wasps don't actually eat meat, they feed it to their larvae
Bees ceiling In hive
Next 10 minutes: bee comes back "hey guys why do I have bad omen"?
All of the bees: "oh no you messed up!"
-------Wasp- Raid--------
In my life I’ve only been stung by yellow jackets
Then your life is still short
Wasps are not bad just aggressive they are predators after all .They eat on occasion bees and raid bee hives for honey but mainly eat fly's ,spiders and caterpillars as well as other insects
so they have a role ,i have been stung many times over the years by wasps but i don't hate them but i do definitely respect them.
Mexican honey wasps: Good
Honeybee: Good
Most wasps: Nope just nope
Never been stung by a jellow jacket. They land on me, and do not harm me, unless I do something unexpected.
"Where they live as a happy family-"
*Worker:* Mommy, where's daddy?
*Queen:* Uhhhh...about that...
I am laughing 😂
They do serve a role, they are clean up crew, like all scavenger.
Not an enemy.
But I would prefer apis in my yard.
Wasps are the Hyenas of the insect world.
I was essentially in the opposite situation. I thought I had wasps flying around me, prior to late 2004. But they were actually honeybees. Or I would question if what I was looking at was a honeybee or a wasp. As a result, my drawings of wasps prior to 2004 looked like drawings of bees. I should point out that honeybees can sting other insects more than once. But because we humans have thick skin, they usually leave their stings behind when they sting us.
Ah man, I thought it was gonna be yellow jackets fighting bees 😂
Nope, just a dumbass talking, that doesn't understand nature.
I love the video. My oly complaint is the classical music. i swear, by the time this video was over, I was dozing off.
Take chicken guts, put it in a mason jar and add a bit of water. Poke holes big enough for a yellowjacket or fly to enter and let it simmer in the sun. Works like a charm!
Awesome content. Thank you.
Nice sound track!
Great presentation!
It's such a shame bees don't have a stronger defense mechanism to fight off other creatures trying to take what's theirs
when i see yellow jackets i run as far away i can for 1 reason always when im near a bunch they sting me and its not the pain its that the pain is anoying just like u hit youre nee at something hard the pain doesnt go away imideantly it just goes on forever and ever thats why i hate yellow jackets or the things im facing are wasps then well thats just weard
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Wasps are great in killing musquitos too. So I like them around my house. (city dweller, no bees around here)
Bee: buzz buzz
can I pollinate?
Me: Sure!
Wasp: let me sting you
Me: *frees spider army from glass cup*
Had to like cause know one else did funny tho
Bee: Can I pollinate?
Norwegian Yellow Jackets: Of course you can
Pest: Can I eat this plant?
Norwegian Yellow Jackets: Pest! Yum!
Asian hornet: Hi bee! can I kill u?
European hornet: Nope!
Beekeeper: Let´s kill some Yellow Jackets
Bees: Beekeeper, what the f**k you doing?
Another pest: Yesss! I can eat all plants! There won´t be any yellow jackets!
Hornet: Oh no, they will kill yellowjackets. So I must kill bees.
Beekeeper: Let´s kill hornets!
Yellow Jackets: Yes! There won´t be any hornets! (improving)
Bees: Oh no! Yellowjackets killed all pests! Then they will kill us!
So: If we won´t kill hornets and yellow jackets, we won´t lose our bees.
I hope the honey bees win because they're my favorite species of bees!
There was a yellowjacket nest underneath the mulch in my yard... my parents were laying out a new patch of it and the whole nest attacked my mom and dad.... they are fine but they did say it hurt a little bit
Swan Lake was an awesome choice for background music here!
good video
What’s the back ground music at 5:30 min?
i’m here bc of billie eilish
Omg sameee
Same
Why
sorry w h y ?
ash ツ because she was attacked by yellowjackets and i didn’t know the difference 😳
At first on the part in the bees, I thought their were cackroach LOL
Bee: exist
Bee passes by
Me A WASP
Bees: Am i a joke to you?
Want to know another fact when wasps can’t work anymore they literally wait to die
Just like samurai?
saw a yellow jacket briefly investigating one of my hives yesterday. really concerns me. I don't want my hives robbed or raided this early in the season.
If you have a .22 rifle or pistol. You can purchase or make some .22 ratshot ( basically a micro shotgun shell ). Shoot the yellow jacket instead of spraying chemicals near your good bees. Quickly spray the dead YJ with some peppermint oil or other masking scent before its alarm pheromone spreads and then remove the carcass.
I intend to use traps to deal with yellow jackets. I found ways to trap in yellow jackets without luring the honeybees into it.
Maybe yellow jackets arent gonna attack your hive may be strong
Was ur hive raided?
As much as I hate yellow jackets and most wasps, They do serve a purpose. Honeybees however are crucial to the ecosystem and human life as we know it
People are salty that it's ruining nature but that's what happens when they get into a fight.
Let's save some bees boys 🤙🏻
By killing wasps? You can´t...
Yes
this is good dude.
im working on a yellow jacket bee video so I needed to research
I like learning about bees but I'm deathly afraid of stingers. I know it's weird.
Neko Queen278 Yeah, me too. Fuck wasps (profanity warning)
Superb video 👌👍
i got stung by a Yellow jacket or Wasp however you call it few weeks ago under my shirt. My dad pulled the sting out . It hurt at first and i felt like a burn . But the pain went away
Yellow jackets and wasps don't leave their stingers behind. Honeybees do.
Aleks K that was a bee. Hornets don’t leave their stingers man.
Bees are way to vulnerable. Anything and everything wants to kill or kills them. Reallly bad that humans depend on them so much.
Cool video
Well I mean IM JUST PUTSIDE MINDING MY BUISNESS THEN THE BEE COMES TO ME AND STINGS ME WHAT DID I DOOO THO
I once had a yellow jacket in my blanket while I was asleep.
Did it sting? I got stung by a nest of yellow jackets when I was 12.
Got stung by a Yellowjacket while driving yesterday and the whole right side of my back is swollen. Never realized how shitty their stings are
How bad did it hurt
Does this go on all day everyday
And this is how a tech channel morphs into a wildlife channel. Thanks, you did a good job with it.
5:29 'The yellow jackets are checking if there are any' MEAT? YEET?
I heard weed
I'm guessing the yellow jackets won? I couldn't really tell.
Before i used to be scared of them all
But when i found out that bees dont harm you without reason
I now hate hornets and wasps
Like i see drones cutting their hives and its soo fun to watch it
Bees are much aggressiver than wasps
Multi one ur so fucked up in your mind. Lets say there was another creature. All the sudden they are using huge ufo’s just destroyed you continent. Your family your extended family, all your friends die right on the spot and there are random titans laughing at you. Sure wouldn’t be happy would you.
The Music in this Video was also used in Universal Studio's Dracula and The Mummy! I bet you didn't know that!
YO WE BIG YELLOWJACKETK AROUND HERE FOLK
I sometime see wasps that are yellow jackets but they are small
Im in Eastern so they look very small
Interesting!!🐝😉
What is the difference between yellow jackets and wasps?
Yellow jackets are larger and bulkier; while paper wasps have a slender body. Also, yellow jackets are more aggressive than paper wasps, due to their colonies being much larger and having a greater need for food.
Bee: Black or brown, some species of bees have one orange strip.
Yellowjackets: More beneficial, yellow and black striped.
Hornets(Vespa crabro): The most beneficial, red head and looking like an huge yellowjacket.
@@physetermacrocephalus9986 You drink milk from bowls?
Go to sleep: 🚫
Watch bees and wasp fight: ✅
A good and informative documentary but the music "Swan Lake" was a little overkill.
Thank you
Wonder what the other animals were doing
Wasps are just WannaBees >
Thank you for telling the name of the music. It's swan lake.
When I was 12 I was stung by a whole hive of yellow jackets...I hate them and will do anything and everything to kill them! I also don’t like bees but I understand how they are needed for human survival, so I leave them alone and they leave me alone...it’s worked out so far...kill the wasps and hornets and protect the bees, got it!
I was just stung by a bunch of yellow jackets today because I stepped on a nest in camp by accident 😖😣
Zhenya Denisenko welp get well soon
Zhenya Denisenko unfortunate. You can’t complain though because you basically destroyed an entire city
sHE BEliEved
Nice
If these bees are smart enough to pile on and overheat yellow jackets then why can't they do the same for the invasive species, the Asian Giant Hornet that has been sited in Canada and now Washington state?
Poor honey bees don't have social security to retire on.😱
WHY ARE BEES SO CUTE ☺️
I ran over a Yellow Jacket ground hive with mower, they attacked me at 40+
1:23 that is slavery for bees🐝
When i pull up my squad be like 4:21
😲 now I know who stung me
some stupid bee stung you?
Millions of bees and wasps die from the war that has been going on
Yellow jackets are cool.
Poor things, they struggle to survive why cant people see that
Brisa Perez I’m on team bee. Will you join the battle?
My son got stung mid summer by the same bumblebee. So.he has been frightened by the fat cute bumblebee since. But there might be a war going on. The bumblebee nest is under my stoop. Meanwhile, literally across the driveway under my neighbors garage, tin roof, a yellow jackets nest was disturbed by the summers workers finishing the rest of the house. (Climbed on the garage and got them pissed!!!) So now I'm a bit worried as it seemed one of the bumblebees got hurt. My son and i watched him for a good 15m. He eventually walked from his nest to cross the driveway near the yellow jacket nest (neighbors garage roof...) so now im freaking out a bit. The bumblebee kept under the stoop. But right near their nest is an opening (gap) where they could definitely enjoy easy access to my walls. Yikes
I bet them honey bees were like get the fuck out of here yall ain't taking shit
Awwww why are you making the honey bees get murderd by wasps 🥺
Midnight Wolf Gaming. T he is not. He’s filming it
how many percent is bees tell me mine 100 percent
The yellow jackets don't actually eat the bees. They don't eat meat at all... but their larva do.
The yellow jackets bring the bee meat back to their nest and feed it to their larva. In return, the larva regurgitate a nutrient filled liquid that the adult wasps eat.
Yikes! I never knew🤭 Thanks
The video is satirical and the information on wasps is misleading, I’d search for a better source of information if I were you.
I installed a wasp trap for the yellow jackets attacking my hive... 20 in one day. While spraying the little devils with RAID in front of the hive is fun, I don't have the time to do it every day.
Ryan got hurt by the yellow jackets
In conclusion , yellow jackets are assholes and honeybees are chill
Wasps, Yellow jackets, hornets are not BAD. They are very beneficial and and important members of our ecosystem.
Exactly why I have wasp and yellow jacket traps store bought and home made on all sides of the house. We have yellow jackets, common red paper wasp, mud dobbers, bald faced Hornets, potter wasp and cicada killers. Pretty much all are pretty aggressive and will attack without being provoked. The traps I use contain fruit punch hard cat food and a few drops of liquid dish detergent. Red paper wasp love it. The other traps have can cat food and sugar with water. Attracts most of the others especially yellow jackets. With the combination of traps the population around my yard and house is safe and don't have to worry about surprise sting attacks.
C'mon ur gonna get 1000 subs i am your 999 subscriber
Amazing what they do in one day work compared to some people! What a short life they have. Never will I say my life is short lived.