What's Inside A Wasp's Nest | What's Inside?

[@themurrrr]

Accidentally grabbed one of these paper buildings a few weeks back. It was just a smidge smaller than my fist. Fun times. The wasp welcoming committee is a spicy bunch. 10/10 would never do again

[@themurrrr]

@@zeepack 😊😌😘

[@Hellamoody]

@@themurrrr did they end your life?

[@themurrrr]

@@Hellamoody They sure as hell tried! But honestly: I got very lucky. No stings to the face. And only my left hand, where they stung be good at least three times on my index finger.... yeah, that was swollen, sore and especially stiff for a few days. So my conclusion is: grouped stings suck ass. All the other stings were not that bad. Some clearly had no venom and so those did not hurt at all. Wasps can sting endlessly, but they have a limit to how much venom they have at that moment. So if they keep stinging like around after the 4 th sting they will have no more venom. And not all the stings with venom will have the a lot of venom. So yeah...

[@RadityaNugraheni2405]

@@themurrrr to summarize: endure it to the 4th stings and you wouldn't feel pain anymore. 😌 That's one heck of experience, friend.

[@devanshvajpeyee8440]

@@zeepack exactly!! This was one of the best comments I ever read

[@aura7618]

"wasps are like butterfly's", I've never been stung by a butterfly for minding my own business

[@DROIDX40]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Dorimefasolatedo]

Can confirm. Every time I catch a butterfly I always ripped its wings off, then its legs, and lastly squash its head but no matter how it struggles it won't bit me

[@Dorimefasolatedo]

@Dark Shadow Ok, I am sorry next time i'll kill them fast so they dont have to suffer 🙏😇

[@Dorimefasolatedo]

@Joel Pik What? Why? it's so satisfying... you should try killing some of them. You won't regret it, friend.

[@yongli8276]

@@Dorimefasolatedo Not everyone enjoy making their hands dirty with bug juice

[@wurmturm]

This might be a bold guess, but I think there might be wasps inside of the wasp nest

[@gladiuslance4359]

pretty neat idea, i also have a theory that they lay their eggs on the hexagon cells.

[@wasimahmed5257]

And that wasps in general pollinate flowers!?!?

[@gladiuslance4359]

@@ps2062 we were being sarcastic ;-;

[@tangbein]

-- -- 0 0 O

[@greekpestnyc3145]

what no way

[@ModernSouthernBelle]

“Some of you maybe thinking...is there honey in a wasp’s nest?” Who the hell was thinking that?????

[@SlazeM7]

I was

[@-spritxz-6802]

@@SlazeM7 same

[@hubazubax]

yeah who the hell would think that.

[@NoBigDill69]

I was

[@Fl8yd_Johnson]

Charlie?

[@Gabriel-tg2ob]

Sure they build a crib for their babies but if that crib is on my house... I want it down! I think no one wants a spawning point for wasps in their neighborhood it’s best to call someone to remove it.

[@johnwt7333]

Burn the house and move to a better neighborhood

[@vadavada7605]

I just light their nest on fire and smash it with my baseball bat. So far in 8 years I've destroyed 4 nests total.

[@avishivashisht3988]

Like I am not against it, but dude. This is why humans changed the course of evolution for all other species...this right here.

[@becauseidonthavenitrotoupl4259]

@@avishivashisht3988 Ah, but the other territorial creatures in the animal kindgom that do the same thing do not affect evolution at all? It's a pretty simple thing- one group declares a home, and when other animals invade it they get repelled (usually killed).

[@geekdivaherself]

The Hornet King, who made a post elsewhere in this comments section, actually transports some of the hornet nests he takes down to his house and put some up because they destroy other insects he doesn't want! The way he talked about them, they sounded sort of like miniature bats, but then again the stings are more of a threat (not a certainty) than most people want to potentially deal with. He also takes home the nests that he destroys and gives them to his chickens to eat. Interesting channel.

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

The wasps around my home make their nests out of mud.

[@manda_musings8459]

Desert wasps? That’s how they are in AZ

[@AneriGS]

We have those kinds of waps in Ohio too

[@nonnyena4267]

Dirt or Mud Daubers. They make a compartment, paralyze a spider, carry it to the nest & stuff it in the cell, lay an egg on top of it, seal _that_ compartment with what will be the "floor" of the next compartment and REPEAT until she runs out of insects or energy. The eggs hatch & the larvae eat their breakfast over the next few weeks, then they pupate over the winter and gnaw their way out in the spring...

[@manda_musings8459]

@@nonnyena4267 that’s the most frightening omelet recipe I’ve ever seen

[@nonnyena4267]

@@manda_musings8459 worse than some -- but better than others!

[@ajinkyapatil259]

Did you see the perfect hexagonal design? They all coordinate and build that! They're really good architects

[@silentkiller4091]

Architects don't build anything, they just draw on paper. Don't insult the wasps

[@romella_karmey]

You mean engineers

[@romella_karmey]

Meh. Bees can also do that. And they are more useful in the environment than wasps are.

[@fl00fydragon]

It's because hexagons are the bestagons!

[@josephsherby]

If I’m correct that they do it similarly to bees, the hexagons actually begin as circles. Over time, they deform to fill in the spaces between the circles, forming perfect hexagons.

[@abercrombie4lyfe]

Wasps are great for pest control. The issue happens when the nest becomes too big or if the nest is attached to your home/structure and they start eating your house.

[@Quasar2309]

Wasps ARE the pests 😡

[@tommylee2894]

Should've used scissors and forceps...at least someone with a degree in biological taxonomy research would know how to examine/dissect an insect built structure. That knife really crushed the comprehensively connected structures of that wasp nest.

[@shrimpofaesthetics3643]

My brain 🧠: hey let's not study and go to youtube to explore 2 secs later My brain : hey let's watch what's inside a wasp's nest

[@walrus6173]

Well u actually learn something

[@zurifrommissouri]

You reached into the future and found me 🥲

[@Majesticflora]

“These wasps put a lot of care into building their nest for their babies. You don’t want to kick them out.” Um, yes I do sir

[@adiamondintheroughcleaning8824]

Yep!! I am absolutely sure also!!

[@DampWetstew]

I've messed around with extinct wasp nests. They are so fascinating to examine. If you have a metal structure you don't want them to build on. Spray the underlying structure with WD40. They can't get the root of their nest to stick because of it. I sprayed a fresh built outdoor car garage with it five years ago, and haven't had a single wasp nest since. (It may need more frequent application in more exposed structures, test on a small area before using to make sure it doesn't react to the paint. Don't use on vinyl siding. Void where prohibited)

[@Mizmoon2020]

👋

[@howardmckeown7187]

i've a metal structure i don't want them to build on and i've never sprayed it with WD40 and they haven't built there????

[@hemant05]

It's amazing to see how many kind and complexity of lives have evolved on earth

[@tyrikminter5921]

Yea Gods creation is amazing

[@lenaanthony6261]

@@tyrikminter5921 amen!

[@cammoseley3226]

Religion came from psychedelic drugs

[@Russia_Moscow_countryhuman]

I honestly DGAF how much time or effort it took to build them, I’m gonna destroy it still. Those things are assholes and I have no shame in spraying it with raid wasp killer.

[@SammyLem]

Same.

[@davidmartin-fi7rz]

This is so cruel. did you know wasps pollinate figs? without them we wouldnt have these delicious fruits. They also pollinate many types of orchids. And they kill 14 million tons worth of insects in the UK alone. The venom in their sting is believed to have anti cancer properties. These are living creatures just like you, what makes you think you are allowed to take their life for no reason? The belief that they sting for no reason? A belief that isn't really true? I once had a wasp crawl up my nose and it didn't sting me because I knew to just be still. If you did the same you would find them far more manageable.

[@Social_Pugatory]

@4:05 These humans put a lot of effort in building their homes for their babies. If the wasp nest is on my home it’s getting sprayed and removed. Not risking them stinging me or the kids.

[@j.w.1295]

I love what they’ve done with the foyer. Just beautiful! 🤩

[@xbaker3868]

Wasps are such sadists I’m pretty sure their equivalent to honey would be liquified ants or something.

[@JoeEmber776]

Sadists*

[@xbaker3868]

@@JoeEmber776 hey, thanks for the suggestion bro

[@JoeEmber776]

@@xbaker3868 no problem mate

[@vylbird8014]

Pain. The answer is pain. Not that there is anything wrong with wasps. I like wasps. I just like them to be somewhere else.

[@jonathanseibert8832]

Was fully interested and satisfied until the very end. Seriously insider??? Leave the wasp nest alone? Kiss my grits on that thought.. anybody that doesn't knock these down, especially near a home or park, is irresponsible

[@timrosswood4259]

How are they irresponsible?

[@sidhantjasrotia220]

@@timrosswood4259 cause wasps sting ppl for no reason and they spread FAST

[@kennedylehane6562]

It was funny how the guy who just got done desecrating the remains of a wasp nest told us not to destroy them.

[@ballislife2121]

@@kennedylehane6562 that could have been an abandoned nest

[@emmasilver2332]

@@sidhantjasrotia220 wasps don't sting for no reason. Sure, they can be very aggressive, but they won't sting you unless they think you're a threat.

[@notacatjustahuman]

Meanwhile, in an alternate universe: Wasp: Today, we will be cutting open a human house to see what's inside!

[@KlydeVividarium]

That is a man suit filled with wasps, built to spread wasp propaganda. There is no way you can convince me otherwise.

[@DonMarzzoni]

Under rated comment.

[@dannyboy3247]

Heavily underrated comment

[@cassyng7919]

Ugh got chills when he mention they lay eggs inside some insects/bugs X-[

[@victoriagonzalez5774]

Yep really gross.

[@jamesgiles4517]

The inspiration for Alien

[@ionesito]

I'm allergic to these MFs stings so I'm still going to burn them down, my mother put even more effort on myself...

[@JohnHausser]

So many memories about incidents with wasps when I was a kid/teen

[@theoptimalfinale5863]

This man said "maybe back off, those wasps put a lot of hard work in..." Not while it's wedged at the front of my porch. They dont pay rent, okay!?

[@madstellaris3176]

I don't care if the wasp nest is nowhere near my home. But if its somewhere near my home, expect it to be dealt with immediately. I ain't bringing danger near myself, and other people.

[@sparkymularkey6970]

I saw a massive, beautiful wasps nest on my walk this morning. It was amazing. It was so perfect that it almost looked fake. I hope no one knocks it down. Those wasps don't deserve to die just for existing.

[@birdrangers7625]

Him: "Those wasps put a lot of effort to build their nest we don't want to take them off" me: ok I guess I should leave my house and donate it to wasp

[@CEspinal-i6u]

0:26 that animation was needlessly terrifying. The anatomical image would suffice

[@Rebeccamyst]

What is a little skunk good for? They love to eat the larva in a underground wasp's nest on cool spring or fall nights. I dont need to call exterminators. I just had to have patience for them to walk under my window that night to clear out the nest on that side of the cottage.

[@whichwasher2007]

Found one in my loft. Only 4 open cells. If wasps don't make honey. Or pollinate flowers. What are they for?

[@nolesy34]

Stinging

[@ameliawarfield5637]

I'm impressed with this informative and interesting video about wasps. Wasps can sting you again and again, while a bee can only sting you only once, then it dies. I wouldn't want to go near a wasps nest.😳

[@Tubahater43]

I'm still going to avoid wasps when I see them in the wild... But this was neat 😎

[@midnightcat6116]

Cool!! The flakiness of the wasp 🐝 nests remind me of croissants 🥐🧐

[@prasheektayade7908]

Amazing architecture, humans must learn.

[@jamesbrooks9321]

Wasps. There are wasps inside wasp nests. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

[@DonMarzzoni]

Who would have thought! The more you learn 🌈

[@DonMarzzoni]

They could have said "what's inside a wasp's nest? (besides wasps)"

[@superdave7205]

love these!!

[@koltleo]

3:55 "most wasps, on the other hand, are meat eaters" *shows a wasp being absolute destroyed by a trapjaw ant*

[@rachel4558]

Great video, thanks. Im terrified of wasps but there is a huge nest in the eaves of my house, I've been watching them and they are fascinating. Still scared but they haven't bothered me so live and let live 🙂

[@christinadombkowski4089]

My wife threw a basketball & a can at the one on the side of our house. The nest fell, but the root is still attached. They haven’t cleared out enough for us to remove the rest

[@LaLa25O]

Okay let's bring all the hardworking wasp nests to your home 😂

[@bashanborlangkhongshei2851]

I'm really fascinated how they make a Hexagonal shape of the wasps

[@ryang7759]

that cg wasp looked like a phantom menace cut scene

[@stephanieyee9784]

This is so interesting, I had no idea wasp nests were so complex.

[@TinoMiller]

Human : Imma knock 🔻 this danm wasp nest .. Wasp : Now a worthy contender !!

[@manuqtix8874]

What do you mean by not wanting to take them off your roof? What if they accidentally sting you thinking you’re going to attack their nest?

[@skywriting33]

We didn’t notice a wasp nest forming in our tree. My son was goofing around with his friends and knocked the nest…he ran, screaming at the top of his lungs, being chased by a swarm. To this day he is terrified of anything that flies, just in case it’s a wasp. You can’t leave those things near your home! It’s them or my family’s safety. In this case, we win. After that we hung decoy nests around the property and they never came back.

[@DarlingsDomain]

So if a part fell off, are "clogged" holes more wasps?

[@feroexe7965]

4:09 Back off so I can aim by Axe Body Spray with a lighter and not get burnt

[@johanneslela4880]

I once knocked a wasps nest down and dispersed them with water because it was hangin in front of my garage, after that I was really curious to see what was inside of it so i started dissecting it carefully and opened all the cells with a toothpick then I extracted all of the insects and the larvae (at the time I didn’t know they had that form when they’re young) and put all of them in order from the least similar to the most similar to an actual wasp and I was able to see the different stages and transitions from larvae to adult wasps. The last one looked in every way like a mature adult wasp with wings and the color and everything but still it wasn’t able to fly. It was quite interesting to see how much they change throughout their development.

[@trusfrated4645]

No one My brain: Eat it. Must be sweet

[@joaocolaco1498]

Yeah, if I have a wasp nest in my place, it's going down. No way I'll have wasps and their "babies" terrifying me

[@BLANDMEDlA]

I have a wasp nest growing on my patio. Not gonna knock it down either. I don't ever bother them so they don't bother me.They're perfect neighbors. I should go out more :D

[@pseudo.account]

Awesome knuckle tattoos! I appreciate y'all showing that scientists can look all different sorts of ways

[@ReinKenobi]

Nope. He looks more like a thug than a scientist

[@FatalShotGG]

How do wasps see inside of their own nests? It looks pretty dark in there so I would assume they either feel their way around or use pheromones

[@garlord1023]

Am I the only one who gets the irresistible urge to use it as a dangerous piñata

[@fuadkhan2571]

I really like the message at the end. Leave them alone. They are fascinating creatures who deserve respect and admiration like any other lifeform.

[@Htx.lunatic]

4:06 sure. I'll just keep that giant ass wasp nest by my front door and just accept my new neighbors

[@Sprinic]

I don't want to tick them off? My flamethrower begs to differ, sir.

[@SeiraVonKarma]

"we don't wanna tick them off" Yeah, we do.

[@IA-hh7sn]

What's inside a wasp nest ? Me: *Wasps*

[@money6704]

"AHH AHH I've been stung by a wasp, I've been stung by a wasp, ahhhaa"

[@Davethreshold]

Once I changed my window air conditioner. I found two empty nests: One was a wasp nest, paper, lightweight, etc. The other was a Mud-dauber nest! (black wasps) It was as heavy as a rock! Obviously, mud is heavier than paper, and the weight difference was HUGE!

[@aura7618]

"wasps are like butterflys" Stop the cap, STOP THE CAP RIGHT THERE

[@vilena5308]

I recently talked with someone about cuckoos. They found the cuckoos' system of laying eggs in other birds' nests very upsetting. Wait till I tell them that wasps lay eggs in live insects to be eaten alive...

[@oghensatumah7867]

This brings back childhood memories.

[@sidhantjasrotia220]

these nests are different than those in my place

[@DonMarzzoni]

Maybe because it's a different type of wasp. I bet you have yellow jackets.

[@NoSuchStrings]

Wasp nests are good around fence areas you rarely go to. Gives you the peace of mind that no one will try to burglar you from that direction.

[@aravinth4745]

how can we safely remove a small nest in our home and relocate is safely?

[@_Jeandel_]

This is going to get recommended to everyone

[@dickiegreenleaf750]

You have a nice voice. Well done.

[@nboon7094]

Homie unless they gonna pay rent, they're not staying around my house

[@Plastarnnonprofit]

I think wasps are really incredible!

[@ajoebo9095]

Commentator has a great voice to listen to

[@silentkiller4091]

Finally found something I can use my flamethrower on!!

[@write2nadeem]

"Whats inside a wasp's nest?" Famous last words

[@Davethreshold]

@1:42: What were those red-looking wasps? Cool!

[@LisaGallegos]

Paper wasps!

[@megumizhanalastair4131]

There is potter wasp nest in our house it is 6 inch tall near the window. At first we don't really care but then one day there is an awful smell coming from it and there is a lot of ants so we break the house using knife cause the mud or wasp house is hard. When we break the house the awful smell got stronger (i don't how to describe the smell) and then we saw some dead caterpillar or some insect. We kinda feel bad for destroying the house cause after we destroyed it we never see the wasp again.

[@kaylathehedgehog2005]

Good thing about those wasps is that they're not near as easy to tick off as their paper cousins. I've had the pleasure of watching one of the organ pipe ones mold its nest, and it's really fascinating. I don't know if it even noticed I was watching, and if it did, it didn't seem like it cared.

[@elibridgers2781]

Was the nest you dissected an Aerial Yellow Jacket or Bald-Faced Hornet nest?

[@thelrdroca9412]

So your saying I shouldn’t destroy the wasp nest in front of my porch that keeps getting bigger and bigger with every passing day…. like hell i won’t!

[@KandeeKane85]

Hai! 🙋🏾‍♀️I’m here to see what’s inside a Wasp nest!

[@everythinghorses7526]

Omg same

[@alitornado2]

So are we all! 😅

[@kejiri3593]

Nothing but pure evil. Sure they polinate flowers. But they build nest near your house and sting you if you are near their nest. Bees are nice, but Wasps are jerks.

[@KateeAngel]

@@kejiri3593 they are protecting their larvae. How is that "evil"? Just a normal instinct to protect their nest. Stop projecting

[@kejiri3593]

@@KateeAngel They suck. Atleast ants looks cool when on top of something.

[@allisonmagruder4487]

Great video!!

[@davyjones5361]

Did that guy seriously told us to not destroy wasps nests ?

[@crossx8669]

What do wasps help the environment with

[@pauleisaman]

I'm watching one being built outside a window when when finished I'll spray it with wasp spray lol 😂

[@jcraigwilliams70]

I have two of what I thought to be wasp nests on my pool, but they are small-- one is about 2 inches long and the other is 3- 4 inches, so I'm not sure if they are wasps or something else.

[@merciless972]

I have that same kitchen knife. Sharp as hell.

[@DDRUTOU]

Those wasps put a lot of effort into making those nests...Yes. and that is why it gots ta GO

[@charitysmith004]

Thanks for the information ❤

[@Rottypops]

Channel : "What's in a wasp nest?" Me: "Is it wasps?"

[@vijayalakshmiDas-y2i]

Best engineering skill❤

[@DavinWilliam2012]

Guy: don't take it down Me: do they pay my rent?

[@Ruben_Mdln]

Fav presentator after Joe haha

[@LekkerNootje]

A true "insider" video

[@nickoffury]

It's crazy how beautiful nature is, but at the same time idk, the inside of the nest makes my skin crawl 😂

[@veedinma]

Looking at these perfect hexagonal nests, how can anyone argue that God isn’t the architect behind this amount of building precision?

[@riqueman1968]

You had me till the end lmfaoo sorry but that nest is being destroyed🤣🤣🤣

[@ranjottaggar]

My trypophobia brothers!

[@raquelnm7038]

I had a wasp nest in my house, in the middle of the quarantine in 2020... It was a nightmare to get rid of them, and really scary too!

[@John_winston]

How you get rid of it ? Mine hanging on the garage and it's out of reach with spray and water

[@raquelnm7038]

@@John_winston I recommend you hire someone to do it, because I fell of the ladder doing it and broke my toe, in the middle of a Lockdown 😕. The wasps were gone, but fixing my foot was terrible, because there was no hospital or doctors at the time, and people were dying everywhere... Anyway, if want to know, I bought a special product for wasps, in a store of farming products. It could reach over 6 meters away. You wait until night, when the wasps are resting in the nest, and spray it. In the morning, you check If they were gone, and remove the nest. But you have to clean It super, super well, because if tou leave some wax of the nest, they come back and build another one. And use gloves for doing it, keep kids, dogs, cats and their food away too. Good luck!

[@John_winston]

@@raquelnm7038 Thanks,it really help and also is it necessary to kill the wueen ? because i heard if the queen still alive,the wasps just gonna build it all over again

[@raquelnm7038]

@@John_winston the spray I bought was a really powerfull one, it works for wasps six months after the first use, so I guess it kills the queen to. Never had wasps ever again in the house.

[@John_winston]

@@raquelnm7038 woah,may i know the name of the brand ?

[@emancoy]

Can they be moved to somewhere else.

[@kiwibean6]

After reading title i was like * *w a s p b a b i e s* *