Beehive Defense Against Giant Hornets: Experiment Determining the Optimal Hive Entrance Height

[@smashbother5684]

"It's a little scary." She is more brave than I can ever be.

[@raptorgator]

I would have dropped the thing and ran for my life

[@HaYaNANIMEgurl5]

They may be lethal, but watching them eat that honey was undeniably adorable 😅

[@comrade171]

It was'nt, they are not and there is something wrong with you

[@jimmiller6704]

@@comrade171 five likes for that post so far. Incredible.

[@HaYaNANIMEgurl5]

@@comrade171 Cute comes in all forms. It's okay if you don't agree. ^^'

[@comrade171]

@@HaYaNANIMEgurl5 the comment is in jest

[@HaYaNANIMEgurl5]

@@comrade171 👍

[@whittxz4798]

That's not a hornet that's Ragnarok the destroyer and his accomplice

[@ПавелРухлов-у2п]

Очень милая и добрая девушка. Отпустила шершней, хотя у самой и пасека. А как мило шершень как будто захлопал в ладоши, когда освободился, а потом еще и медом с сестрой поделился, очень мило. A very sweet and kind girl. She released the hornets, although she herself had an apiary. And how cute the hornet seemed to clap his hands when he was free, and then he also shared honey with his sister, very nice.

[@richardm6704]

killing three hornets would not make a great impact. She uses sticky traps to ensnare hornets that try to break into the hives, the pheremones they release cause other hornets to fly in and get trapped.

[@mari0n333]

Their reunion behavior was pretty adorable, I have to admit

[@livealittle1100]

Came for bees, stayed for Mayu 😂💕

[@calvinwaligora8312]

It would be educational to know, if their is programs or Bee Keepers that are willing to teach other Bee Keepers from different parts of the World on how these hornets live, so that Bee Keepers can adapt to them when they come to their area in the future. Planning on going to Japan within 5 years to learn about the Japanese Honey Bees and the Japanese Hornets. Do you have any recommendations on what to prepare for, for those that are coming to Japan learn more about the Bees and Hornets?

[@ryderoreilly9807]

Far out! She's so brave. I'm terrified of wasps! Giant hornets are my worst nightmare.

[@078OG]

You need a wider tube or a cup for the first experiment. Because of the diameter of the tube the Hornet cant tilt its head in the right angle to bite the wood efficiënt.

[@yacht-responce]

They're adorable when they share honey ♥♥

[@ElectricShark]

They werent agressive towards her at all.

[@pachicore]

She gave them honey thats why

[@randomfun5971]

This girl sure has guts of steel

[@LightningJackFlash]

You are very brave :) Very interesting case and video, very cool to watch it. Cheers!

[@alexthedeal1827]

This one seems much bigger then the others when it's close to your hand. So scary

[@TomeRodrigo]

"It can be quite cute" - She is definitely INFP.

[@solan2568]

I dont like how this called me out-

[@threethrushes]

Perfect organism.

[@miamireese]

Great video!

[@hornet1065]

They are so incredibly terrifying, yet also so cute!

[@jonathonsmith6831]

Its all good until they bring saws with them

[@richarddavis1599]

Genius idea but, what took them so long. This war has been goimg on for ages!

[@DaveYognaut01]

You when when narrated by the Japanese and being called "kawaii" it certainly does make those giant murder Hornets look cute... But I mean look at 6:30. It's literally waving for you to come back, like a fucking cat does with it's paw when you take things away from it. Despite their size and danger, this channel is making me think these things are kinda cute. The way they interact with each other is pretty intelligent honestly, the way that smaller one shared honey with the larger one and then it quickly learnt to crawl out as if told it could.

[@martinsvensson7744]

Very brave girl

[@freightdawg6762]

My God those hornets are huge!!

[@TambovP4elovoD]

Спасибо за интересный эксперимент!

[@zhuravlevaleksey5439]

Интересно! Значит литок должен быть не более 8 мм. Вы высаживаете какие то медоносные цветы для нектара вашим пчёлам?

[@TheoddLedgend]

I would want to create a device that recognizes and stabs the giant hornets with a needle at the entrance. Little taste of their own medicine.

[@prolastmedia6171]

:/ that's not very humane

[@TheoddLedgend]

@@prolastmedia6171 not meant to be taken literal as well.

[@DPWLVr]

*When you pause the video and still hear the buzzing*

[@ANUBIS209]

Flame thrower to their entire colony would be perfect

[@drnelectricals]

Nice video

[@ajwalou-nack2343]

I'll tell you what you should do . One word . Blowlamp.

[@grinchoi1]

1. This entire experiment is genius! 2. Also once they got out I would have ran for my life screaming bloody murder...n you're feeding the things with a spoon and wishing it a bon voyage...

[@stevevorpe5735]

Traduire en Francais.Mercie

[@Xtro69]

What about wire mesh all around the hive? Have any tried to chew through other parts of the hive for example? Intriguing stuff this.

[@crys8576]

Merci

[@bayusamudrapanenmadu]

Wah luarbiasa tawon besar itu mampu memgigit kayu tersebut👍

[@nkapiariesjeffbeezos796]

Would be awesome to glue a string to that sucker and follow back to its nest

[@comrade171]

You need to start finishing these episodes with some fairly inventive killing's of those scary bastards, plz

[@imammuh25]

Mantab sekali ini bos

[@thaknobodi]

I would bury them in 12 cm below the soil.

[@TambovP4elovoD]

Штангенциркули померять голову шершня и вот вам и размер летка минимальный.

[@lazaromeliponarioaroeira]

Gostei do método Muito bom 👏🏻👏🏻

[@almendratlilkouatl]

wow, u r my idol

[@demef758]

CUTE????

[@peace-lm8nl]

I will give it to them😅 battery 🔋 grip

[@Gabriele1979]

You're risking too much, you shouldn't have allowed them to come out... however, the edges are better to make them in metal, as you can see by dint of using the jaws they would be able to widen the wood in a short time.

[@prolastmedia6171]

Don't be a scaredy cat

[@raptorgator]

Those have to be the most Satanic things on this planet that I've ever seen 😅. I could never do what she's doing

[@Rom3_29]

Cute? Eeeewww.

[@michaelcaballero1346]

It's interesting to see them chew their way through the gap to get the honey but what would have happened if giant forest ants were waiting on the other side of that nest? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@johnkang6294]

Kill Gaint Hornet! Not let them get away!

[@prolastmedia6171]

Don't be monkey brained.

[@shermanpeabody6102]

She should have dispose of them instead of letting escape. They would come back tomorrow and kill her honey bees.

[@prolastmedia6171]

Do you think those are the only two Japanese Hornets in the world? Killing them is highly inconsequential

[@phunam6804]

1st! YAY

[@ANUBIS209]

Nothing cute about these hornet. They are a menace to the ecosystem.

[@tehseenali-rz9un]

This hornet needs to be cancel and your all clapping??

[@eugenebennett5800]

i see the japan hornet s are orange and black the one here in the u s is yellow and black..

[@13F4V1G]

Japanese orange ones are much bigger and have 'balls' to actually raid bee nests, something yellow hornets do not. I'm scared shitless of both anyway.

[@eugenebennett5800]

@@13F4V1G OK WOW SHOW ME MEDICALY THEY HAVE NUTS.... HELLO

[@VEINGRINDER]

Because they are different varieties.