White Faced Hornets Nest Gets Dismantled by Drone Layer by Layer

[@zzzzzz...9902]

Drone just payed itself off, saved a $1000 right there

[@weaselsworld]

And once again, the answer is "Yes. Yes it will blend." Thank you, and goodnight.

[@e6janni]

These Hornets must tought. The Real King arrived. And he isnt so happy Right now..

[@bobstranzenbach4700]

That’s a sturdy drone!

[@Inflatableorc]

It's all fun and games until the machines are doing this to our homes. Skynet MonkaW.

[@vexlegend313]

I’m happy emps exist

[@Slippy6582]

That is so satisfying, i hate these unnecessary, aggressive wasps! You cannot bbq outside without them terrorising you, just because you wanna have good time.

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

Got atung by a wasp during a BBQ. Absolutely hate them

[@pumpkineater23]

It's like a big angry cyborg wasp.

[@NotEvenThatsOdd]

It buzzes way louder too.

[@nightfalls5462]

first of all, NICE drone skills! also pretty powerful drone as it seems like. good idea to safely kill these pests, those blades where really chopping them up, it did got dirty more and more into the video tho, lmao

[@uuzd4s]

Well Done, worth a set of Blades !

[@xkrsgt6064]

I can imagine the hornets meeting there faith when they see the drone 😂

[@marac38]

Great video! You have great experience with flying. What drone is that?

[@coondogtheman]

I'm surprised that they arn't swarming that drone since not only did it rip their nest apart but even being near a hornet nest would set them off.

[@mabbaticchio]

It seemed that they learned really fast that would be a terrible idea.

[@coondogtheman]

@@mabbaticchio Yeah because they would get chopped up by the props on the drone. They are sharp and pretty powerful and can cut you.

[@barnycanuck6234]

No drones were injured during this sortie

[@darwinjina]

poor wasps. just minding their own business before the terminator drone attacks

[@gebzed]

Lol nice idea - worthy of some big numbers good luck.

[@bsmithsonian3324]

You should get paid by the drone manufacturer. I don’t think they could come up with a better demonstration for durability and stability.

[@NotEvenThatsOdd]

DJI…are you watching this?

[@krislewis63]

Did the same thing with an Autel Evo. My Mavics wouldn't even start because I live near a Naval Air Station. Sold the Mavic Platinum and gave the Mini to my Grandson. Will never buy DJI again.

[@greened_kaboomer]

i wonder if wasps would install anti air guns onto their nest

[@HuntGamingProductions]

4.2k views and 492 subs ? Yall need to blow this channel up!

[@aloglo22]

nice video 👍👍

[@NotEvenThatsOdd]

Thanks man

[@geoffbell-devaney]

Awesome!

[@NotEvenThatsOdd]

Thanks!

[@eprohoda]

Super~ interesting , see yoou on my side~ dude,))

[@tohka3347]

Was satisfying ✨✨✨

[@BarbarisII]

LOL

[@friendlyreptile9931]

Damn, this would make you a poor man in germany. Killing a single wasp with no urgent reason can cost you up to 65.000$. I should add maybe that we have just 2 wasp species in germany that rly like to anoy people, most of them stay away from humans and even our hornets are nice, they just hunt those anoying wasps :D *edit* i guess it's a very american thing to kill what u don't like, no front xD

[@silverlake973]

So you get fined $65,000 for killing a wasp in Germany?

[@thorstenfrings560]

@@silverlake973 No. Wasps are protected yes, you are not allowed the remove their nests with a good reason. That said, if they are building in your house or anything like that, thats reason enough normally. You will not get fined for a single wasp.

[@silverlake973]

@@thorstenfrings560 okay understood! Thanks. I know they are important pollinators so this makes sense for them to be protected.

[@friendlyreptile9931]

@@thorstenfrings560 You will not get fined for a single wasp b.c. no one will know that you did that but you can by law. Removing a nest, just b.c. it's build in your house is also not legal. You have to call a professional who decides if there is any danger (if you have children and the nest is close to a door that they need to use for example) or if the nest is not a problem to be there. Only a trained professional is than allowed to relocate the nest or to call for pest control. Hornets are even a complete different story and if it's not possible to relocate the nest, you have to leave it there, even if a room becomes 100% useless than. I had a hornets nest in a smaller room and it couldn't be removed so the door was closed and we waited 2 months until hornet season was over. The good thing is that hornets are not interessted into human stuff but kill wasps and so we were able to eat on the balcony without getting anoyed by wasps that summer.

[@mattizzle81]

That’s why European settlers moved to the Americas, to get away from that way of life and thinking, that’s part of what drove the migration. Wide open spaces where nobody can tell them what to do. That spirit survives until this day, though diminished