A WASP in 4K Ultra Macro

[@Maya47745]

Those are amazing shots. Do more of those of insect, because seeing it this close makes me actually see it has thoughts and spirit just as any other animal. We often see insect as if it would be some non-living thing without any personality. But this made me feel like if it would be a bunny washing it's ears. Never have I thought a vasp can be actually cute :D

[@temporarymomentary]

Actually, wasps have a hell of a personality. Most of them are assholes :D

[@Bekisutton]

Yeah, no. Fuck wasps. They don’t care about you. They care about being assholes. Plus the don’t help the environment whatsoever. Wasps can go back to hell where they came from.

[@WarpedYT]

It a different world all together, a very small world.

[@Skeletondude101]

cookiemonsterkooky of course your name is “cookiemonsterkooky” :/

[@yearginclarke]

@@Bekisutton They "don't help the environment whatsoever"? They help keep pest insects in check on farms that grow produce you may be consuming. It takes mere seconds to use a search engine and type in "what is the purpose of wasps" and find out what they do for the environment.

[@WarpedYT]

I'm the one who edited this one, and I was itching throught the entire edit. Also wasps actually have a purpose in most countries, they eat mosquitoes and other insects. And they they do have predators in the US.

[@akashmukherjee2405]

Warped Perception... dude, entomologists will love you and your contribution.... Just wonderful....😊

[@TheRolemodel1337]

more plz :D

[@gregorysmith9706]

Dude, yeah, man, that was fantastic! I would love to see more. The world we live in is indeed, amazing!

[@Ostinat0]

What Gregory said...this stuff is too cool!

[@P.Ripper]

I find it very interesting when an ant is walking and finds another one walking in the other direction: they both stop, they kind of move their antennae like a pair of old friends meeting.

[@molin1]

I had no idea wasps had all that mess hanging out of their face, very interesting. It looked like it was trying to eat some smaller bug. It's always cool to get a good look at something you're usually avoiding. More wasp footage please!

[@WarpedYT]

I can almost be certain that whoever wrote the movie Predator based it on the face of a wasp, seen those palps move was something I've never even seen or known of before.

[@echodelta9]

Much like crabs. Fiddly bits. Dragonfly larvae shoot their "jaws" out like the monster in Alien. I would like to see some tweezers held stinging action.

[@jonathansimon498]

These videos are incredible - thank you so much for putting in the time and effort that you do! These results speak for themselves!

[@WarpedYT]

Jonathan Simon thank you, yes even these little ones sometimes are very tough, especially to get this close, and breathe and move without getting stung...lbvs

[@jonathansimon498]

Warped Perception No problem! I'm excited to see what you bring us next!

[@Omi142]

This is so good it should be on national geographic

[@WarpedYT]

Thanks !, I have shot footage for nat geo and AP back in the day, I was always frustrated with the fact that what we would see through the lens looked awesome but since it was HD, to me looked blurry on screen, now things are different and i'm trying to bring that vision to life here.

[@Slow2Life]

Having a slight fear of bees and wasps (especially wasps) while I found it a little uncomfortable to watch this lil lady, I still found it awesome to see her up close and personal. I would love to see some more of these super macros. As a side note, I have a decent macro lens myself and love taking shots that show details that we don't normally see.

[@WarpedYT]

Nic Der Hund agree, I felt the same. I actually wanted to get a lot closer, but she started acting kind of funny because I was close, I was holding my breath most of the time. I just didn't have enough time to go get some other gear and come back. I think it's worth revisiting soon

[@Slow2Life]

I look forward to it!!

[@AndonisMarcus]

@@WarpedYT What size and aperture of micro lens did you use here? And what's the closest lens you have or do you use it in reverse to get closer? I'm learning photography little by little! Thanks in advance.

[@godbluffvdgg]

The complexities of form in its body segments and jaw area as well as the simple/complex vision array is amazing! I hate those things but seeing the construction of something we essentially ignore, is profound! subbed and stuff...;)

[@WarpedYT]

Agreed !!!

[@benmunday8913]

Stunning footage. I love insects and more videos like this would hopefully make more people realise how amazing they are. But what I love most is that you didn't try to keep her just to get more footage. She was free to leave when she wanted and so she did. Subscribed.

[@akashmukherjee2405]

That is a long time since the last video.... It was late but returned with a bang..... Great job Warped Perception

[@WarpedYT]

Thank you, yeah sorry about that I was making a lot of changes, setting up all the new episodes for this year, and a bunch of other stuff to insure my survival..lol.

[@Migueldeservantes]

Really sad you didn't get the take of... it would be kind of nice to see in detail the connection between the body & the wings.. how the power is transfer...

[@WarpedYT]

I have some plans......lol.

[@AdamNair]

This was fantastic, I love the high resolution of the video - you could really see the details in the construction of the wasp.

[@Guitarfollower22]

It’d be fascinating to watch a carpenter bee devour wood in slow motion. I feel like wasps have nothing interesting. But still a good video, intuitive and cool to see wasps in this quality.

[@softishlucy7515]

Guitarfollower22 Omg your profile pic scared me

[@ev0wizard]

I run from them all the time, im ok with bees but wasps i hate...d. now i see them like some creature just living its life and this vid was amazine and had me glued to the screen, i do wish it was 10x longer tho. Thanks!

[@CamaradaMejia]

I love the ideas you have for your videos. I recently visited England and was chased around a ton by various striped winged insects, so this helps me see them in a different light.

[@torbjornnilsson5057]

Please! More bees and insects 🐜 and more of April! I truly love your videos and your energy! All the best, mate. Toby from Sweden, Scandinavia.

[@ericm3623]

Beautiful! It would be great to see more insects!

[@joshuathewelder24]

As much as I hate wasps, this video is really cool. We get to see the wasp body parts up close. On a screen of course

[@ThePortuguesePlayer]

Definitely my thing and that lens is freaking impressive!

[@sarahb1862]

I love it! I also loved the bee and bumblebee shot. Hope to see more, thank you!

[@WarpedYT]

Thank you, they are coming in this season....🙂.

[@elisasandrana]

Newly emerged queen

[@coskuarsiray]

these wasps are omnivor. they prefer to eat meat when it is available. tiny eyes are fascinating. thanks for great effort on filming such macro subjects.

[@arielya1]

Amazing subject... please make more, all insects and natural videos are interesting me and my family

[@JimBryson1]

Please make more like this! Insects are fabulous and amazing.

[@meg5122]

Fascinating! Thank you ...it is nice to see the details on these amazing creatures. I also appreciate the links to more info

[@IVodkaz]

Being a person who is legally blind, I thank you sir for these videos as they let me see how these and other things really look.

[@TapioBlue]

Wow the color is so vivid. I always liked insects. As a child we used to keep praying mantis in bug keepers. We would catch crickets and grasshoppers to feed them. Even 45 years later I'll never forget the way they ate their prey, a leg dropping to the bottom of the cage as it chewed away! Love that green color that most of them were. Occasionally one would find a bronze mantis.

[@everardol5912]

Absolutely amazing please more wasps videos!

[@arvindarora1663]

This is very exciting & a great idea to peep into the world of these small creatures!!! Looking forward to some wonderful videos from you on this!!!

[@brianmiller5074]

Great video I have never seen a wasp that close. The information on your video was very educational.

[@Giraffe89]

I would love more insects videos. Just to see the details i always wished i could see i love these kinds of videos your channel is great

[@leon-set]

This channel gonna get huge, I love the additude just how I think.

[@Yagyaansh]

Damn.... Love it!!! Keep doing this ... Eagerly waiting for more episodes!!!!

[@DP69264]

Definitely cool I had no idea they had more eyes on top of their head!

[@sharg0]

Very impressive video, need to re-watch this on the big 4k screen! I'm looking forward to the next one.

[@WarpedYT]

R K agreed!, I haven't had a chance to see it yet on a big 60 inch 4K screen. Today

[@sharg0]

It was well worth to rewatch on the CAD-computer! :-)

[@Toastcat890]

These bastards are mean as hell got stung by one.

[@jamesmonahan1819]

I think each eye of the compound eye has a different focal length and that's used to tell how far away things are.

[@jschreiber5471]

Love to see insect macro shots!! We want more

[@soul832006]

I loved this! Very informative. Definitely keep going in this direction. You can create an educational channel to teach students about the insects of the natural world. Well done!!

[@WarpedYT]

Thanks, I originally planned on talking about the difference between wasps and bees and a few other things, but I don't think that the WASP appreciated my proximity, and started acting funny. But I have some ideas on what to do next .

[@adamg85]

Awesome. I'd like to see more of the wasp, and any other insects.

[@victorcast2467]

That was awesome!

[@Dardania]

Love your videos!!!

[@ziggassedup]

Outstanding detail.

[@ahmedp800]

Fascinating! looking forward the rest of the videos.

[@jonponton]

Wow 😮 freaking incredible footage dude! Thanks for sharing!!! 👍

[@spejampar]

Beautiful footage. Keep it up.

[@WarpedYT]

Thank you

[@LFPaiser]

I think it would be great to have a serie of videos showing the different habits and activities of wasps and bees.

[@chavacam8098]

Awesome video, very interesting subject!! Keep them coming

[@Conifera15]

Omg, they look aliens, really, I love this close up videos! thanks man!

[@MrPeinhopf]

Yes please; definitely more of this!! Maybe you can also film the feeding process of the animals? Or use a small bee colony (e.g. a bit of comb, a queen and a few bees) for some interesting footage? Anyhow, I found this episode very interesting and cool to look at :)

[@andrewmiller2868]

Great video and thank you, I'm certainly looking forward to any more videos like this one.

[@torquebiker9959]

Wasps are sometimes annoying, but beautiful.

[@Freizeitflugsphaere]

Thats wonderful!

[@ghostindamachine]

I never realized a Wasp has extra sets of eyes!

[@ez88uc]

Amazing!! More of these videos! Thank you!

[@antonioibarra9890]

Gran video ofreces una perspectiva realmente fantástica de los insectos ahora los aprecio de otra manera espero sigas con este tipo de videos saludos de Aguascalientes México

[@garboi8976]

Great video: FYI this is actually a hornet. A real wasp has a rod in between the abdominal sections that is several millimeters long. Hornets have a separation but it’s extremely small. They’re all rather aggressive though.

[@Jocheemm]

this is great. I did not expect to learn something! (been here since 10k subs!)

[@kilohotel6750]

Would definitely like to see more macro videos of insects and bugs.

[@TheBboyTiTi]

Absolutely amazing! Want more please!

[@KiltKaius]

Wow, very great footage. I love it!

[@Ariel-lm4hh]

Great job,would love to see more of this type of videos.

[@Shibu11229]

Please post more macro close-ups of wasps, Bees and other garden insects.

[@mk-lr8ok]

Not a big wasp fan. They are beginning to realize they do pollinate things though. Hang a paper bag outside your door, they think the area is already taken and move on. Soapy water is the best wasp killer, and leaves soap film on a nest. They will build elsewhere. Just make sure your sprayer is on steam, mist is way to close for me. Way cool shots.

[@Nonbinarymodel]

Wasps are adorable

[@ammarmehmood4279]

Keep up the good work 👍👍👍 Edit:Keep up the hood work 👍👍👍

[@WarpedYT]

SUP UP thank you will do

[@raybetancourt8391]

Awesome video like always! Keep it up!

[@TizianoSalinas]

Beautiful footage!

[@cacodaemonia]

Beautiful shots!!

[@astick5249]

I'd love more of this stuff!

[@Wangsters]

Awesome video! Can you please share some info and tips on your equipment and techniques for making this video? I am REALLY interested in capturing what's going on in my backyard too! Thank you!

[@boosted_by_design543]

Awesome!!! How many times did you get stung makin the video? Hahaha

[@WarpedYT]

Boosted BYDesign actually with this particular video, I didn't get stung at all. But she was getting a little pissy. However last fall I did get stung in the neck by a wasp, at night nonetheless.

[@boosted_by_design543]

Hahahaha! Its inevitable! Just like Sherlock blowing himself up if your weren't around to help him...

[@WarpedYT]

Boosted BYDesign lol....that guy, I have some insane stories about him you would even believe.

[@theaveragejoe___]

Warped Perception 😂

[@NunoFranca]

Great video! I loved the details! And thanks for the info, because I thought it was a bee. :)

[@abbiu]

I don’t know why but it is cute 🤷‍♀️ *Thanks for the heart!*

[@dmoore0079]

That's a German Yellowjacket queen (vespula germanica). They can get pretty big - around an inch long with an abdomen about 1/4" in diameter. The German Yellowjacket isn't as aggressive as many of the native US Yellowjackets, but they have a bad habit of building their nests in voids of buildings (especially inside walls and soffits)

[@amaureaLua]

Are you sure you're not getting the size confused with a European hornet (vespa crabro)? According to wikipedia, german wasps are about 13 mm long, which is about half an inch. The european hornet is 25-35 mm, or about an inch, and is said to be relatively unaggressive compared to yellowjackets.

[@Lopro94]

Please, go full on macro! It's an amazing change of scale and life!

[@Guydebute]

Nice video as usual, more please! Try find some iridescent insects, they'll sure awesome in super macro! What's your set up though?

[@nicolasr.3843]

Bonjour , merci . Je suis un passionné d'antomologie et cette magnifique vidéo m'a fait pleurer de bonheur et d'extase devant la beauté du règne du vivant . Au revoir et bonne santé monsieur .

[@magnusnielsen2648]

fantastic filming! thank you!

[@Mr.Chris.P.Bacon1]

4K footage was absolutely amazing!!! *Why is it SO HAIRY? Does the hair serve any SPECIFIC PURPOSES?*

[@swargpatel7634]

As creepy as they are, insects are one of the most fascinating types of animals on our planet, and I love seeing close ups of these misunderstood beings.

[@JerjerB]

Got stung twice yesterday... But I still liked this video.

[@fbcofgrovecitymn3898]

Keep the bugs coming!

[@AndonisMarcus]

That's the only appropriate time to say this!

[@jinksto]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@jamessonger3]

This was so sick haha. Love it.

[@normandyck7609]

Please keep your bug videos coming

[@nirajsakhare6574]

Awesome work

[@TheFlacker99]

Wasps; flying angry hypodermic needles full of rage.

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΕυσταθίου-λ7ρ]

Very interesting footage keep on

[@youwild00]

Definitely keep doing some of these videos

[@AndonisMarcus]

Great vid dude

[@juckis]

yes please, do more macro ! can u do macro slomo of it flying?

[@sStandByy]

Lleva pegamento en las alas?

[@ohmyamy1814]

Beautiful footage! Please do more insect videos!! Spiders would be a good one :)

[@stephenleblanc4677]

Great stuff! More please.

[@henrybass4248]

PAIN is a four letter word that hurts! Yellow jackets really can dish it out!!!

[@bengoodman2869]

What cam and macro lens do you use? AWESOME!!

[@WarpedYT]

This one is a Canon but the lens is a weird 92mm Canon Ultra Macro prototype setup, 100% manual. only way i can use it is with a flight head, its very hard to use.

[@equapointicular]

WASPS ARE SOOOOO COOL! I like the name of your channel !

[@WarpedYT]

Thank you

[@Swagtimusprime16]

They look pretty cool

[@piranha031091]

That remembers me that one time, when I was a kid, I stuck my finger in an upside-down plant pot... straight on a wasp nest. Got multiple stings to my finger. It hurt!

[@lifes_calling6981]

Cool video. Thanks man