🆕 Bees Wasps and Hornets ➡ Bees Wasps Hornet Facts 2020 Video 🐝🐝

[@danschoenharl3856]

I was once very afraid of bees and wasps, or anything that stings. I now put out water for them (and the stray cats, etc.) and think it is beautiful to watch them.

[@advmx3]

As long as the Hornet or Wasp aren't on the Killing mode fuck you turned on, that is fine. Because when wasps are all like: Hey my work is done, now I can do ANYTHING, they will be aggressive even if THEY are the ones approaching you.

[@danschoenharl3856]

To me it seems a wasp's work is never done. Granted, when they are foraging, they are more docile, understanding that they are sharing the space with others. But surely they work harder at home, because it is there they hope to rest and raise a family. I have sought to get to know wasps for two decades now, and I barely understand them. It has taken a long time to get over my fear, but the less I fear them the less, it seems, I have to fear. As with many other animals, fear and confidence are easily perceived. Confidence is calm (even if you have to fake it) and not provoking. Sometimes wasps establish their nests too close for comfort and I do think, in those cases, humane removal is necessary, as wasps can be dangerous, when they are territorial. But mostly wasps are actually very beneficial for our survival.

[@kamilareeder1493]

There's a guy at the farmers market in my city and he sells nothing but honey and bouquets of lavander and clover from his farm. There's always bees peacefully flying around the honey, flowers, and him. They like to walk and sit on him and its so magical 🙂🙂🙂🍯. I used to be scared of bees, but they're always so gentle around that guy. And you can gently pick them up if you're calm. Haha if a bee lands on me now, I assume she just wants a ride or he thinks I smell like flowers 💐

[@billyrice4227]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@BluePhoenix2013]

Hornets & Wasps DON'T attack unless you disturb their nest, my friend had a giant hornet's nest the size of a basketball in a tree (mainly need a ladder to get to) but we let it alone and it never bothered us.

[@jcescolastico5299]

Bees are my favorite insects love them!! ❤❤❤ They are extremely beneficial for humans and the ecosystem.

[@aTiminCambodia]

Love bee's! Great video! Thanks Abbie!

[@davestewart5123]

Great vid, need more of this to raise awareness, we gotta look after the bees.

[@OliviaEllinger]

Yayyyyy 😱😱😱😱😱

[@bobwoodbridge89]

Great work!! Save the bees

[@AnimalEducate]

Glad you like it! Thanks for the comment

[@kjdempsey]

COYI

[@joeln8158]

Not a bad video, but I do have a couple of corrections: "Bees" is an Epifamily which includes several Families. Apidae or Honey Bees, Bumble Bees, and Allies is just one Bee Family and it doesn't include Mining Bees, Plasterer Bees, Sweat Bees, or Mason, Leafcutter, Morter, Resin, and Carder Bees. Honey Bees are very important pollinators, but they get a lot of credit which should go to all of the other bees, and do to the fact that Honey Bees are domestic animals they are not struggling anywhere near the level that many of the solitary specialist bees are struggling.

[@AnimalEducate]

Thank you for watching and your feedback!

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@AnimalEducate Hornets Are 5 Inches Taller Than Wasps And Bees

[@plantsolar1436]

Beautiful explanation by beautiful person

[@AnimalEducate]

Thankyou so much! X

[@plantsolar1436]

Welcome!X

[@Dra6nheart]

I live in Kentucky and have been noticed more of an almost all yellow, what I think is wasp, that is very small showing up a lot more. They could be about 1/2 inch and pretty slender. I did find a spot between two bricks that separated a little on the side of the house they look like quite a few have been going in an out. Fortunately it doesn’t look like a huge hive amount going in and out. Any idea what kind they might be?

[@comfycomfy6469]

Thank you so much for this

[@AnimalEducate]

You're welcome :)

[@tylermock9949]

Greaaat....

[@yongdechen8826]

I like it.

[@dromeiro]

What can we do? You forget this: buy honey 😉

[@cakeman8406]

🐝 🐝

[@byronchavarria4954]

1.6 cm (16 mm) 0.63 Inches To 1.8 cm (18 mm) 0.70 Inches So Their Length Is Between 0.63 To 0.70 Inches

[@IntoAllTruth.]

I only bother wasps when they bother me, like attacking me out of nowhere in my own backyard or building a nest right above my front door. Those colonies don't survive. The rest can go on their merry way.

[@zahidsajjad7498]

Need more program about diseases in honey bee,s

[@yrnjc5719]

Her: “We love bees” Me: Who is “we”?

[@AnimalEducate]

We as in bee’s get alot of support from humans etc - you didn’t get that then?! 😀🐝 wasps are villianised

[@AnimalEducate]

@@meepaleep I got it! 🤣

[@mikejimenez1412]

soo , would it be morally incorrect to demolish them if there nest is right next to my back door. dont want my niece getting hurt

[@AnimalEducate]

Hey, if you don’t know how to move the nest properly or have a appropriate location to move it to there’s plenty of support to assist. You may even have people locally that can help you. If not, go online and seek advice from a professional. Wildlife charities/organisations should be your first port of call. Are you still living in Torbay? Call Devon wildlife trust. Hope that helps and also hope you’re well!! 😀

[@Marcus442Rashford]

As a child of autism I am paranoid of flying incects

[@tammiemckinney4354]

How to remove Hornets safely

[@byronchavarria4954]

Bees 🐝 Are Awesome Wasps 🐝 Hornets 🐝 And Yellow Jackets 🐝 Are Evil

[@DCkid5510]

Facts

[@295Phoenix]

Totally Facts, brother!

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@aggerktmAsian Giant Hornets Are Killer Hornets

[@byronchavarria4954]

Common Wasps Are Also Known As Yellow Jackets In The United States 🇺🇸

[@MichaelFerto-su7hp]

....hmmm...

[@nathanstrother7593]

And one more thing never EVER trust a wasp

[@chrisgcrane5217]

the main kinds that need to go only cuz they are a danger to whatevers around/near them are the killer bees,the giant honeybee thats in india,the red paper wasp/red wasp,warrior wasps,and the asian giant hornet,cuz these species are the most aggressive and get rid of yellowjackets and bald faced hornets

[@bullymaguire632]

I only have a problem with the killer bees and the asian giant hornets And there aren't yellow jackets/bald faced hornets in my country so I can't comment

[@aggerktm]

all social wasps are aggressive and territorial around their colony. they've all been around for ages without any issues, dont see why they should go extinct, all of them are important predators for the ecosystem

[@chickengunproyt8868]

Hornets will sting you

[@byronchavarria4954]

Asian Giant Hornets

[@-_clone_-9804]

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[@convid1984]

Colony decline 5G???

[@YcoolYT]

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[@porkbeans4792]

They all STING🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕

[@jammiedodger7040]

Wasps and hornets don’t do anything

[@combsalex2361]

yeah they do they will sting u I say leave bees alone but exterminate wasp and hornets

[@Michael-us9rq]

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[@aggerktm]

@@combsalex2361 you're extremely ignorant if u genuinely believe wasps going extincy would be benefitial

[@byronchavarria4954]

Yeah Sting For Fun