Honeybees Fight Back! The Amazing Hot Defensive Bee Ball in Action

[@bunnymom89]

I'm proud of the bees. Hornets are just big bullies.

[@Andy-ux6gl]

Blödsinn, Hornissen sind sehr nützliche Tiere weil sie sehr viele Schädlinge fressen,darunter Raupen,Käfer,Heuschrecken und einiges mehr.Selbstverständlich sind auch Wespen oder Honigbienen dabei🤔.Sie sind aber sehr viel weniger aggressiv wie die Honigbienen.Auch gehen sie kaum an Kuchen,Eis oder Getränke ran.Ab und an fressen sie auch Fallobst....Solange mann ihr Nest in Ruhe lässt,nicht nach ihr schlägt,oder deren Flugbahn versperrt sind sie harmlos.Auch der Stich ist nicht gefährlicher wie der einer Honigbiene,er tut nur mehr weh weil der Stachel länger und dicker ist☝️..........🇩🇪🫡🇩🇪

[@chrishb7074]

What a top quality documentary of bee behaviour. Well done!

[@malc121]

The bee’s are so brave when protecting their Queen and hive 👏🏻👏🏻❤️

[@主の中信は常]

HE GOT JERRY, COOK 'IM!!

[@lauren_kawakami]

Thank you for capturing the courage of the honeybees with your amazing videography!😍

[@Outlaw-K-7]

This is literally the plot of A bugs life "You let one ant stand up against you then they all will"

[@bananian]

No one can tell me insects have no feelings. It's clear here that the bees initially were fearful until a few stood up to the hornet and gave others courage to join in.

[@catthouser9032]

Good job little bees.

[@PixelsVerwisselaar]

Amazing footage and commentary

[@XiaoFury]

It took one brave bee to get the hot bee ball rolling!

[@BingBong-b4q]

Genuinely on the edge of my seat throughout the whole video

[@robertmiller7721]

Go get them girls. We humans HATE HATE wasps as much as you do. Keep up the good work.

[@Crouisek]

한마리의 꿀벌은 약하지만 집단의 대응은 놀랍도록 빠르고 지혜롭기까지 하네요. 말벌이 죽어가는 과정은 매우 흥미롭고 충격적이기 까지 합니다. 좋은 보너스 영상 감사합니다.

[@nagasako7]

Bees do all work to find pollen/honey and giant hornet is just a bandit lol

[@Memwar]

I wish the big hornets would leave everybody alone.

[@soufian2733]

Amazing phenomenon and incredible documentation! Great job with the camerawork 👏🏼

[@DogwoodSprings250M]

Wow fascinating to watch - thank you for uploading

[@alveolate]

we should learn from the bees UNIONIZE!!!

[@RC-8107]

First honeybee to charge in: "FREEEEEDOOOOOOOOMMMM!"

[@Glebati111]

2:40 What a CHAD bee! First she waved her fists, then using tactics she hid in the ropes, then hacked herself in close combat with a hornet and almost tore off his leg. If all the bees in the hive are sisters, then this is the only brother bee with huge eggs.

[@stevevorpe5735]

Tres belles images domage que se n est pas traduit en FRANCAIS🐝

[@jamiebanner3000]

Japanese Yellow hornets are actually the most aggressive and dangerous hornets in the world. Not many people know that. They have the largest hives. And super aggressive.

[@Vanadisir]

That was quite gripping!

[@jesjames]

This is amazing💪

[@lukemn29]

WOLVERINES!!!

[@amar99fc]

I love your videos

[@j3fflb]

Mess with one you mess with all of them

[@cinnamonbun-zy7vw]

Very interesting on how they catch flying hornets

[@Jaysuhn7342]

I have never seen a bee waving its front legs like that before...

[@ToddBegnaud]

If a giant hornet ever face killer bees

[@foreverthebrand]

3:54 that was respect❤❤❤😊

[@OverSpotterBlackHUS1995]

Nice video! But I am for the well-being or wellbeing of each animal. Was it an European hornet? It seemed to be it.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

The Giant Hornet was officially declared eradicated from the US and Canada, with no confirmed sightings since 2021. However, the Yellow Hornet continues to menace Georgia and the Carolinas. In Europe, it has now officially spread to Spain.

[@Gabe-cs6fi]

2:22 OMG THE BEES BLOODDDD

[@sandrav7690]

W le piccole grandi api❤❤❤❤❤

[@kellymcbright5456]

are you not frightened? To grab inside this ball of aggressive insects?

[@jamesrideout123]

That's hot!

[@mariolorenzo6780]

Exemplo para os brasileiros. ACORDA BRASIL. VAMOS DEFENDER NOSSA COLMEIA ANTES Q SEJA TARDE.

[@romanpiskun5060]

🙋👍🐝🐝🐝🤝

[@ScatPack-392-q2h]

Breaking news Bee destroys hornet

[@Nonalhomophobie]

It's amazing how one moment the bees are aggressively shaking their torax and hindlegs towards the hornet in a synchronized, scary wave to scare it away, and the next thing you know when the hornet has come too close, the bees all turn around and rush like crazy to smother and cook the hornet alive.