So it's a wasp! I got sting by this mf yesterday. 🤕
@kirole73812 күн бұрын
We are such a primitive and inferior species compared to the insects, to the birds, to bats......
@jake-rg3fd2 күн бұрын
What a phenomenal video. I've been asking myself these questions since I learned about the wasps a few days ago (via natgeo). Great to have some answers! Subscribed and I will also check out this channel's video
@lindseyt99482 күн бұрын
Oh my god, this makes my skin crawl. Parasites scare me 🤮
@HumbleServantoftheone12 күн бұрын
Blessed is Allah, get destroyed evolution
@JoeJosJourney3 күн бұрын
Wow it's literally more terrifying than the Alien from the movie which this insect inspired. Especially the kind of mind control it has.
@hermannhagal92213 күн бұрын
Western immigration policy in a single take.
@KingKyreeoneal4 күн бұрын
It's like the caterpillar was brainwashed to protect the wasp's eggs
@deucetres16566 күн бұрын
Just imagine when insects where the sizes of cars back in the prehistoric period
@deucetres16566 күн бұрын
poor caterpillar. Couldn’t imagine being that small and getting stung. Just imagine how bad it hurts humans
@Brigand176 күн бұрын
Very strange accent, great video.
@Blockmungo17 күн бұрын
Welp... I saw many houseflies with this colour like I EVEN SAW SOME BLACK GIANT FLIES WITH THIS COLOR AND HAVE COLOUR FUL WINGS
@alfredroger287227 минут бұрын
When you're overpowered too much that you don't even need a camouflage 😭🙏.
@human55928 күн бұрын
Remarkable film. Thank you! I found you when I discovered cocoons on my broccoli plant that had caterpillars draped over them, and was intrigued as I knew they weren't eggs of the large white. In over 50 years of gardening I had never come across this caterpillar behaviour before nor seen the chrysalids of Cozia glomerata.
@lordhexon8 күн бұрын
Has it zombified everyone in california and Oregon ?
@richardkutsera499211 күн бұрын
I just cannot wrap my head around how can evolution that supposed to be a random thing that mixes genes based on which survives lead to one insect minic another. It seems like there needs to be a will for that to make it so.
@GiraffesEatStuff11 күн бұрын
Big nose
@alexeibourdan931611 күн бұрын
These things made Charles Darwin question the existence of a loving god who could make something so awful.
@lunthuak211411 күн бұрын
how dafuq do they install a camera inside the burrow?
@Theofficialgigaduck12 күн бұрын
Have yall heard of the sand wasp ? they live underground but you will know there’s one liveing in you *yard* probably.there sting is strong (I’ve got stringed by one) there’s about 12 sand domes in my yard I hope this is a video!
@trollinuhoz12 күн бұрын
I caught a wheel bug (assassin bug)one time and put a big grasshopper in a jar with it and it turned it to a deflated shell.
@janemusonda58612 күн бұрын
This was terrifying.. poor caterpillars .
@lessermook760814 күн бұрын
she's making every human female empowerment propaganda campaign look like a Nick Jr. special She-Wasp doesnt need to be told shes special, she knows it already Wasps are over qualified.
@Rorschach00315 күн бұрын
Ridley Scott: yo I was just kidding…
@mahbubalammunna135515 күн бұрын
Cockroach isn’t a bird. Proved again. If it were a bird, it could easily fly away before the attack.
@muzkat10115 күн бұрын
No long just in Africa, but here in L.A. County -- in the San Gabriel Valley. I was working in my patio, here in the San Gabriel Valley, when all of a sudden, this 1-1/2" or so metallic green wasp appeared flying around my garden. I ran inside to grab my phone to get a video, but I missed it. I was gorgeous; maybe invasive, not sure, but gorgeous. I've since seen it one more time in my garden. So, I have to imagine that its lair is nearby. I am hoping to catch a video and photo of it soon. From what I've read, it is called one of two names: an Emerald Wasp, or a Jeweled 'Cockroach' Wasp. Either way, I also read it lays its eggs inside of large roaches; however, this video says, one egg and on the outside. Seems gruesome enough, but we've got large roaches around the property, and maybe this will be one way to irradicate a few of them.
@spitfirelast876115 күн бұрын
Amazing how god gave each species their own unique weapon and saves the very best to us..... our minds.
@rockstar553716 күн бұрын
I feel it might be a silly question, but does the caterpillar feel pain when the wasps come out of it?
@gregcheng236916 күн бұрын
这视频拍得真好,谢谢你。
@herseem17 күн бұрын
The precision of the two-step stinging process, including separate chemicals that a) incapacitate the front legs and b) stun cockroaches escape instinct is just mindblowing in itself.
@maxwellschmid58817 күн бұрын
You know, that phrase "this is the single most important thing she will ever do in her short life" brought me chills. humans live exceedingly long and complex lives, with goals we chose completely unaligned with the natural order. This wasp? This wasp has one goal, one singular driving purpose: I must create life. I must create a home and provide food for my young and then they will continue the cycle and I will be gone. Taking down this creature 3x her size and strength and just to use it as the nest and nourishment for her next of kin is truly the most important thing she'll ever do. It may be ghastly and cruel to us but to her, thats how she survives and wins. She has no other choice than that. That perspective just hit me like a ton of bricks. It's inspiring honestly.
@edturner967018 күн бұрын
I've enjoyed watching hoverflies in action since I was a young kid. They remind of little, colourful insect drones with the way they move around with such precision. I figured out a while ago that they were great pollinators. It seems that whenever there are flowers in bloom and sunshine, hoverflied aren't far away. I'm always stunned when people mistake them for wasps or some othet stinging insect. I had no idea that their larvae were great aphid predators. Good to know!
@-JeffreyDahmer-18 күн бұрын
Omg so sad 😢
@-JeffreyDahmer-18 күн бұрын
Music is scary 😮
@Yiseia18 күн бұрын
unless it's a thick fake glaswegian accent, everything's english for people...
@randybaumery-cp7tf19 күн бұрын
Xenomorphs in nature.
@AdamMerlin20 күн бұрын
But why let itself starve? Has to be a chemical. Otherwise it has no reason not to eat the leaf is RIGHT there
@user-ou8gh1iv1p22 күн бұрын
我们家乡叫草鸡蜂,我小时候最喜欢抓来玩
@itskikixo22 күн бұрын
shipp! (im satire)
@C1C-official23 күн бұрын
Camera man never die😂😂
@crassusmaximus587923 күн бұрын
Caterpillar: I will never be a butterfly... I lost my dream... for ever... 🥺😭
@bbee655623 күн бұрын
Ever heard if the forest is quiet then something is amiss? Yeah when you hear an English voice narrating your life then you should probably start counting your seconds
@Sinner4life24 күн бұрын
Yikes! That's terrifying!😱
@JacobLewis200624 күн бұрын
_Esmerelda Compressa_ The Emerald Cockroach Wasp
@whydowehavehandlesnow25 күн бұрын
My god nature is insane(ly awesome)
@soomy202025 күн бұрын
الدرس من هذه القصة : اذا سمحت للاخرين باستغلالك سوف يستنزفون طاقتك حتى تجف وتموت ..لذلك ركز على نفسك واهتم بها
@jannh756925 күн бұрын
Anything common with the AR2 anymore? Looks very much customized to me.
@TeamCandiru11 күн бұрын
Pretty much the only thing in common with the AR series is the way that the motors and drivers are wired up. The first one was a modified AR2, but I needed to make some serious changes to make it suitable for filming.
@stevie57626 күн бұрын
That happens to 70% of those caterpillars?!?! Imagine if 70% of humans were zombies garding a creatures eggs😵