If they were, we'd be doomed

Watched a short and they were doing this. I too oddly thought it was satisfying so here I am

I know right

Fortunately for us, they aren't any more aggressive to people than their non-demon cousins unless they or the hive are threatened.

I thought it was really straightforward

I thought his english was good, the subtitles were 100% accurate to what he said and there was almost no way to not follow what was going on from the start. The title was a pretty good indicator as well lol. To each their own though.

Honestly, they'll leave you alone for the most part. If you're wearing perfume, or are carrying bento or ekiben, they might be attracted to you. If there is more than one, or they start flying towards your face, then it's time to turn around and walk away quickly. You're close to the nest, and they're warning you off.

@@IonOtter this is literally the single reason I am scared to go to Japan… in which parts are these hornets most active and where are places to best avoid them?

​@@Ilovejesus995 China is also full of them and other places nearby.

Well they have photographic memory(perfect memory for its life)so if I see one book it

What's disgusting is what these hornets do to bees when they attack a hive. I don't feel sorry for them at all, and rather enjoy watching them make the fatal mistake of landing in the glue.

Beekeepers would panic! Here’s hoping they don’t make it here - our bees wouldn’t stand a chance.

they are already on continental US in Washington state...made their way to British Columbia in Canada then down towards pacific NW

@@flyingtiger2212 they’ve already been seen in nc and other sports up and down the east coast

They are seen in the Netherlands for over 3 years now. Our bees are dying in a rapid rate.

@@janclardey3824 Wow. Have not seen any reports of them in the UK. This is serious bad news. I am just across the water from the Netherlands and fear their impact. Have local authorities taken any action?

Thanks for your comment!😆 This is a method frequently used by Japanese beekeepers. Beekeepers can also safely catch giant hornets. Try to imitate it!👍✨

@@syumatsuyoho That is a very smart defense and construction of the beehive to allow only bees to enter and not the hornets. It is interesting to see how violent the hornets are. Once they land on the sticky paper and try to move or take off but can't, they instantly try to sting or bite the glue - only to eventually get their abdomens and heads stuck, too. I can only imagine how fierce that kind of aggression feels upon a bee (or any other instect on the hornet's menu). Great job, Yuichi! Greetings from Serbia! ☺

@@VolfMark ...or even a human...these evil murder hornets can and do kill humans!

Notice how thin the connection is between it's abdomen and butt 💀 Also what was that coming out from its but like a small worm 🤢🤮

@@tmpthechat That little worm like thing was the sting going in and out

Yes, the hornets die from exhaustion and from figth with others hornets.

It is not good to save bees. hornets prefer larvae and pupae of bees than sugar water when they need much foods for their larvae.

You are very welcome. I will upload some videos about giant hornet. keep in touch.

Also there are many other kinds of animals that do eat honeybees do we call bears or honey badgers murders because they go into hives and eat up the bees ?

Hardware stores, feed stores, and even grocery stores carry glue traps.

Not wanting to go where the hornets are

Thank you for watching!

it is mouse trap

Thank you

Thank you so much💖!

yes

@@syumatsuyoho why do they land on there? Is there like a scent that they’re attracted to? Or is it just because it’s above the bee hive

生息地域ではないため詳しくはわかりません

Even though the entrance is wide, the Giant hornet cannot enter because it is not high enough.

these types of hornet feed on honey and bee larvae, and in a attack they can kill several worker bees. sorry for the bad english, im Brazilian kkkkk

I think it was a older one

Which the hornets or glue trap because the hornets kill the bees and eat their babies and the bees don't go near the glue trap becuase hornets are on it

cbhgz😥😧😥😲

お家の周りにミツバチが好む蜜源(雑草や果樹)があったり、スズメバチの狩場になっているのではないかと思います😖 ミツバチは手で払ったりしなければ刺しませんが、スズメバチは元の巣を駆除した方が良いかもしれません💦

お返事ありがとうございます😭 山の麓の家なので周りに木がたくさんあって😢家の敷地には巣がないってことはどこからか飛んできているということですよね( ´△｀)近所の巣を見つけるのは大変なので気をつけながら生活するしかないですかね😓

粘着シートにはミツバチはどうしても多少ついてしまうと思います(^_^;) ほとんど使わないのでわかりませんが、ミツバチが来ない良い方法があるかもしれません

Yeah you wouldn’t be saying this if you’ve ever met one. They’re terrifying and super aggressive. I had one fly up to me and look me in the eyes while out on a walk with my baby. I didn’t get stung, but it was terrifying to the point where I don’t want to go near any forests or parks in Japan

@@b.w.5677 Wow, You look like sweet anita

Since I’m religious I just believe that god created these little fuckers to teach us a lesson or to overcome fear idk…

When my dad was a kid two of them attacked him but he slapped both of them to death

@@Skibidibugs your dad is a real G! Honestly I would have ran away screaming 💀

Yeah I guess but that’s not always the case! Sometimes the hornets just rot out bee hives and Im sure he experienced it himself so now he’s doing drastic measures