Why are giant hornets poking their heads into this beehive?

[@RovingPunster]

I would guess that painting the hives white, or lining the exterior with reflective foil, would keep them cool enough to deter wax meltoff.

[@МимоПроходил-о8г]

Так там проблема не в том что воск расплавился, а в том что завелся червь личинка моли и пожрал воск.

[@Local_custard]

wax moth larvae can be eaten by chickens. If you have a flock, you can always call them over to have a feast

[@zackcat108]

that 1 lizard chillin inside the hive be like

[@ringwood]

Thank you so much for sharing your adventure in beekeeping. I'm a beekeeper in the USA and enjoy seeing other countries beekeeping techniques

[@bibytom863]

It's wonderful how everything in nature is recycled and how bees, being a part of ecosystem save their home and in the same time, when home is abandoned wasp may come and feed some honey.

[@meresmirn3478]

I started keeping bumblebees last spring (for work but now I'm hooked regardless) and these videos have given valuable context despite the obvious differences. It has been a blast going through these, thank you!

[@VvVv-mo5un]

Do they make honey too?

[@tadhghayden7601]

Bees are high vibration creatures..

[@meresmirn3478]

@@VvVv-mo5un They don't, though they do store harvested sugar water in combs. Bumble bee nests only last for half a year with the mated newborn queens wintering while the rest die, so there is little use for a long lasting storage option

[@VvVv-mo5un]

@@meresmirn3478 fenks

[@dwarfbunni]

im with you mayu, theres just something about anything that looks like a giant maggot..

[@Paul-044]

Giant hornet kills the bees and steals the honey. They are a nuisance.

[@thuocbotoanthan2183]

Bạn có mong muốn tiêu diệt nó không tôi hướng dẫn bạn xẽ không còn con nào đến phá nữa

[@Lonewolf_888]

It's the law of nature.

[@cobrastrike6043]

Not for Japanese honeybees.

[@beastoftheblackwood5386]

They’re actually important for the environment. what’s annoying to us is still essential to us. Your logic is what has my local ecosystem in shambles because people exterminated all the wolves.

[@JoshuaFarmer-bv7ip]

It's a part of nature. They developed balance. Mankind interrupts it.

[@michelleherdian]

Mayu-san is awesome! We need more bee whisperers like her around who truly cares about the wellbeing of the bees~~~ 😍

[@Cfreezy12]

It’s beautiful that Japan has so many who still care about helping bees

[@Azuria969]

the bees mean profit😐

[@Cfreezy12]

@@Azuria969 but it takes those who have a passion for it to do these jobs

[@wh.n]

@@Azuria969 a lot of things make profit, would you choose a job that deal with hornet and worm though?

[@Ibloop]

@@Azuria969where do people get the idea that just because they profit off of something means it’s their only motive?

[@Hugh.G.Rectionx]

many countries have more than japan

[@wowzers1069]

The wasps are trying to find out what all the buzz is about.

[@blu12gaming44]

It's interesting how nature has its own ways of handling things like disease, where the hornets act to clean up the infested abandoned hive.

[@wreckum56]

In the USA we use honey comb hives they have boards and plastic inside that the bees can build there wax honey combs on and there is no problem like you have with the wax falling

[@thegodofpez]

This looks like a lot of work and dedication!

[@happywong1671]

Metal plate is a great design.

[@chubs391]

directions unclear: now i have a giant angry flying glue trap with 500 demon spawn

[@andrezbermudez6662]

No bees in the other beehive while there’s a bee in the top

[@allpro7cf257]

I also suggest to put a metal plating at the front of the wooden board so it will not get damaged by hornets when they try to widen the gap.

[@animation_of_host]

8:33 that one hornet be like: mmmm gimme some of that JUICE

[@stevef.8708]

Mayu, and all beekeepers, are truly doing god’s work on this planet. What a noble profession. ❤

[@MrBollocks10]

Killing creatures in horrific ways? Which God are you talking about? Some are worse than others. I wonder if the God of that region, is as vengeful and petty as the one they war over, in the Mediterranean.🥴

[@stevef.8708]

@@MrBollocks10 🤡

[@dipeshkarn85]

​@@MrBollocks10helping honey bees from attack of hornets is god work

[@theunknownunknowns256]

Chickens would love those moth larvae. 🐔❤️🪱

[@paulbriggs3072]

Perhaps the combs with wax moths could melted at high temperature and the sterilized honey be used to feed other hives.

[@MySingleLifeADollShow]

There's definitely someone special and specific for each job because I could never. I'm constantly running from bees

[@elisemiller13]

Respectfully, wouldn't the hive, with the heat melting the combs, be better off with frames instead of just the criss-cross metal bars?

[@ornerylurker8296]

No, not necessarily. More structural support is nice but by the exact same token there may be less empty space. Less empty said means less room for that air too flow. So without a blower like a fan the hotter air could get trapped and keep getting hotter. It’s a balancing act for hive design, and then entirely two thirds of it is out of one’s control left up to blind luck with the weather, and the bees themselves.

[@donborvio]

Got some chickens? I bet they'd love those wax moths larvae.

[@Shadows_101]

suggest that beekeeping is not done is places that have these giant hornets... lots of places on this planet humans can keep bees in a safer enviorment.

[@PinoyBataa]

at 9:49 a hornet flies into the box at the right 😂😂😂

[@Geambasu169]

Thats why you must use the framecomb

[@dwarfbunni]

I believe theyre doing it traditionally

[@taylorthompson9752]

Iron entrances like that and ordinary bee houses need to be builded together

[@bixizapatero8256]

Ok, honey is starting to feel disgusting for some reason.

[@ianbd77]

Wonderful, learned a lot, I never knew about wax moths for example

[@Geminias]

The contaminated honey comb... is it left out for other bees and/or hornets to gather? or is it disposed of?

[@Rainbow-Dash]

Is it me or is this an older video

[@thatsauce882]

Yeah this is a old video

[@raycarter4030]

Giant Hornet slaughter never gets old.

[@comrade171]

@@raycarter4030 Kill em all and let god sort em out - Granpa Simpson

[@Boppin.]

Its an older video with a voiceover. I don't think the original had it, just the subtitles

[@PotooBurd]

Boosting for the algorithm 🙌 Love your work, keep it up! 🌻🐝

[@xpedisinusantara7758]

Bees are wonderful creatures and is vital for human beings and the ecosystem. There are so many benefits of honey 🍯 ❤

[@victoryfirst2878]

Maya, how long have pill boxes hives been used in Japan ?? What was the reason you do not use the American Super System ??? Good luck with your bees young lady too.

[@massiveaction6217]

Oh heck no they too big for me to be fooling around with 😂

[@tadhghayden7601]

They are large and powerful...and full of yum yums....

[@VIGNAUDPATRICK]

Idée géniale ! On sait maintenant comment protéger ces pauvres abeilles !

[@VuMinhThuFPLHN]

You should use a good hive to keep bee

[@PomahXomehko]

Yep in Southern England has giant hornets they came from China in Tyres or Ceramics . British bees do not have the same of heat exhaustion as Japanese bees so it might be a good idea to import fertilizesed Queen bees from Japan.

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

Those poor murder hornets

[@brentcormier6775]

Here in Arkansas we have the giant hornets. They like to feed on cicadas.

[@Superduper666]

Oooooo! I'd be terrified to be near those wasps!

[@voltpop6594]

theres no wasps in this video

[@SharkGames12_g]

Did any of yall see the one hornet escape at 2:26

[@musicinspire1745]

Those hornets are not a ecological benefit, and so their disappearance would not really have ANY effect upon the environment!

[@MopaHa13]

варварство. а не пчеловодство. только рамками можно адекватно ухаживать за семьей, не вредя ей.

[@WeBeeKH]

thank you for sharing ! from Cambodia🥰

[@vachanny60]

I'm from Cambodia

[@user-fl8yv7rz6f]

What was the huge thing that ran down the hive when she removed the front at 5:42?

[@mangomariel]

lizard

[@v.esterv.alvarado897]

Qué papel desempeñan los avispones gigantes en la ecología japonesa ?

[@buckaroobonzai2909]

You need the bug-a-salt.

[@99Getrdone]

Thats what they do they take the larva from honey bees to feed the hornets colony?

[@유레카-b2l]

토종벌을 길렀고, 토종벌들이 서식자가 안전하지 않다고 판단해서 가출했으며, 벌이 없어 더운날씨에 벌집이 녹았고 빈집에 밀랍나방이 찾아온 것이군요

[@royjimenez235]

Thank you for the information

[@НиколайМиклухо-Маклай]

Гигантский шершень просовывает голову в улей, потому что задница не пролазит!😂😂

[@dacoldest3896]

she needs to get some chickens they would love to eat those wax moths lol

[@Drakkar83]

Il y a des abeilles a poil qui prennent des douches?

[@bobbiewillis111]

If I was in japoon raising honey bees I would make the Bee hive where the hornets cold not get into the bee's nest ☺️

[@pacificreefer4495]

😂😂😂😂 genius!

[@timthompson7205]

Is there a difference with bees in Europe and Asia? My uncle keeps bees in Germany and I always here people say where they are from. Is there a difference or are honey bees honey bees?

[@darth3911]

Bees are different in region because they have different instincts and breeding history. European bees are breed for honey and been exported to most of the world. They are also responsible for killing off Americas native pollinators. African bees are famed for being very aggressive to the point of killing large animals and even humans. Personally I don’t know much of Asian bees but I do know they have the most predators and because of that they have more survival instincts than other bees.

[@t.d2544]

그냥 진격의거인 실사판이네 벽밖에서 인간잡아먹으려고 안달난 거인 모습

[@TheFlagUnit]

It’s tough to make honey

[@Erzelf712]

Первый раз вижу ульи без рамок. Как вы достаёте из них мёд?

[@Джон1й]

Просто вырезают видимо.

[@Erzelf712]

@@Джон1й А потом что? Под пресс?

[@jimmyerbe768]

They are worse than cockroaches 🪳

[@Chubbaknuckles]

They are being nosey.

[@MrBollocks10]

Argh. That's mean.

[@Order-Sol]

ミツバチの巣の中の蜂蜜を盗もうとしているからです。

[@bulosqoqish1970]

Too many commercials. I would have watched your video but you crammed too many commercials into it, especially at the start of the video. Please stop all these commercials!

[@BlakeRobison-jh3ft]

Literally these things r savage killers but wat a amazing creature

[@alistelum404]

日本発の動画なのに日本語字幕の選択がない・・・

[@ie-dOtincorparational]

Show me ants

[@Rob-Benny-Hill]

Stolen vid from the woman trapping the hornets;

[@Liedral]

Ahaha... Giant hornets, no problem~~ Wax Moth Cocoons, nooooo! I think I'm the opposite, Moth cocoons, no problem. Giant hornets, time to run.

[@mountstephen6810]

Heeeeeere’s Jonney… and bros. 😈

[@theunknownunknowns256]

What are the natural predators of the hornets?

[@alexstone691]

I do not think they have any

[@wutakeshi9011]

Birds

[@jumplant]

A kind of golden-ringed dragonfly(“オニヤンマ” in Japanese) can eat them. But I don't know if they can be threats to giant hornets.

[@SeekerMissile]

@@jumplant bullfrogs eat them like delicacy

[@Uglier.]

Eliminate them all !!

[@my.kookin.channel333]

Very educational 🏆🇺🇲👍🏾

[@no.one0]

"Pássaros não comem vespas gigantes..." As vespas gigantes é que comem os pássaros 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@стасон-ъ5у]

кто ни будь видел ее открытые запястья?

[@DrunkenUFOPilot]

Thanks!

[@grinchoi1]

If you didn't put the sticky trap would the hornets just keep trying to get in or would they eventually leave in frustration? Also have you gotten a hornet on you by accident? I assume that suit wouldnt protect you from the hornet? If there were no bees why not just let the Hornets eat the honey and the wax moths?

[@cirno6697]

4:33 o.O

[@NWforager]

can the wasps want to eat up all the wax moths larval ? ? or us eat them ?

[@NWforager]

oh , wait . Of course the Chickens will eat everything . duh 💡

[@Huhue764]

tawon mlarat kena mateni tawon, nanging tawon mlumpat dening tawon

[@ВоваТинников]

Мне кажется что кто то плохо следит за пчёлами

[@CharlieOsoo]

Seems to me that you didn’t watch the video

[@ВоваТинников]

@@CharlieOsoo тогда почему завелась моль у пчёл?

[@BeeLane-qr9fn]

I thought so too, it should have been looked into to ensure it was healthy, and they don't have mites let alone moths.

[@greekre]

lazy bee keepers

[@Джон1й]

Собираем личинки моли и идём на рыбалку

[@MemerTheDreamer-nv9zb]

They aren’t Japanese hornets becuase their eyes aren’t small

[@Ibloop]

That’s not how hornets work

[@MemerTheDreamer-nv9zb]

@@Ibloop yeah but they are Japanese right? If they don’t have small eyes so they are not Japanese

[@Ibloop]

@@MemerTheDreamer-nv9zb what you’re saying is immature, even as a child I know that

[@MemerTheDreamer-nv9zb]

@@Ibloop my username is memer for a reason

[@Ibloop]

@@MemerTheDreamer-nv9zb oh ok

[@maxdout564]

Those bee boxes suck, why not use the kind we use in the West? I get the love to be traditional but when there is a vastly superior method why not use it?

[@cobrastrike6043]

Maybe the kind used in the west would interfere with the Japanese honeybees natural defense against the murder hornets?

[@antonye.7339]

Me encanta mucho tu video

[@b.m.-ez1xw]

Bravo

[@marlon8429]

Mayu is beautiful 😍

[@mariaasimon3117]

She should keep the area trimmed,it looks messy,

[@bensoncheung2801]

Wow.

[@collorcha]

Plant more flowers around ur yard😅😅😅😅

[@josephgutierrez5244]

Because its a peep show ? 😅😅😅 Amen praying for everyone Amen

[@gosolotraveller]

Mayu you are so cute, marry me ❤️

[@GBMountainHoney]

Awesome ❤

[@АлександрМиклухин-ш6д]

Моль?

[@dawndelacruz1202]

😅

[@호재림]

먹고 살려고~