That late in the year, most ant colonies are preparing for hibernation, and as such the queen ant usually stops producing new eggs for the next 3-5 months depending on weather. Because of this, the ants mostly leave the wasp larvae alone.
The leader of the workers soon found himself yeeted out of the nest, then a militaristic worker named Napoleon Waspaparte took over and declared war on the Honeybee Coalition. Don't worry about the Wasp navy though, the Honeybee Coalition has a good admiral named Hornetio Nelson.
When I was about 14-15 years old, I posted this original comment: "This reinforces my opinion that hornets are horrible little demons that do horrible things in their horrible nests." These no longer reflect my views today on wasps and hornets; they are simply little animals doing their best to survive. Yes, they can be scary and even dangerous, but they also help the ecosystem; they not only pollinate flowers, but they also prey on plant eating insects, controlling the population of herbivorous bugs. They are as much nature's gardeners as their more well-liked sisters, the bees. And like bees, they only sting to protect themselves and their hives. It is just hornets and wasps tend to be more comfortable nesting near human habitation than wild bees that leads to more risk. They are not out to get you, and if you are careful and respectful, they will not sting. All in all, the social wasps and hornets are undeserving of the scorn and hate they receive. They are charming and beautiful insects in their own right, and deserve our respect at the very least. They are simply little animals trying to get by in a world much bigger than them.
@Derp Derp yep. Thank you oh glorious dictator for getting us this far...but we want to take over now and since we dont have democracy to ensure a proper exchange in leadership in a civilised manner supported by the majority.. you can either leave the easy way or the hard way...
This needs to be a quote on a shirt. A honey bee on the front with the quote: "Hornets-wasps-yellow jackets. Call them whatever you want, I call them a waste of carapace."
@@paulperez6167 no, the Thanos snap erases a random 50% of all life in the universe. While order 66 was a mass execution of the jedi who where considered not capable of ruling the republic. These hornets don't just throw out random members until there is enough food left, they know who is useless and who isn't.
“The Larval cemetery grows” *Eerie scary music* 😥 “After giving birth to this colony she’s starved out of this kingdom and dies after only a year of life” *sad piano music* ☹️ “A Lucky few larvae will live on to share her fate as next years queens” *piano but even more depressing* 😰 - *HAPPY PIANO* Smithsonian Channel 🌞 IT’S BRIGHTER HERE ☺️😚🤗 😑
@@Runnerdude360 queen larvae get stashed away so they survive the winter and birth new colonies in the spring. but the workers, queen and worker larvae all die
Honeybees will ditch certain bees at certain times of the year. Drone bees only have purpose to the colony for a short period and after their use is over they are kicked out.
No, it was the queen's will to be left behind and abandoned. It's just that some ants gained their own will and decided (but failed) to save the queen.
Huh, that explains it. I had a small paper wasp nest on the eve of my house, once, and I left it because it was out-of-the way, Google said it wasn't an aggressive species (and I never got stung,) and they pay rent by eating garden pests. One day I was out in the garden, and noticed a bunch of little white things on the ground underneath--then realized they were grubs. I never knew what the heck had happened 'til now. RIP baby murderbugs.
@@JonasWiefield isnt it just a very long cable camera or x.x snake camera what ever the hell they're called... I've seen some using that for these types of videos
They do protect SOME of the larva, though. Both the queen and the colony itself is still succeeding in carrying onto another generation, they just needed to thin the horde out in order to do it. When you think about it, bees don't have it that much better: the drones get dumped out to starve to death just as winter comes. Real nice retirement for your hard-working labor force, huh?
@@YamatoFukkatsu Drones are the males, though... They don't exactly do anything aside from mate with the queen... (Not saying it's not ruthless. Just pointing out that the workers are females.)
Actually hornets are a type of wasp. Wasps are not as good as doin it as bees, but wasps also collect pollen and, even though they are fearsome in their own respect, take care of pest insects like cockroaches that we hate even more.
@@electricitybomb theyre are no queens theyre just breeding machines they literally do nothing but breed. We call them queens but thats just euphemism for what they are
@@bluehoodieguy7568 still, gotta accept that we need them even if they look quite scary and deliver horrible stings. At least native ones. In the UK, European hornets and yellowjackets are definitely useful.
“Unlike their cousins, the honeybees, neither their colonies nor their nests are designed to stockpile supplies or keep them warm during the cold winter months.” Good >:)
My guess is that those that were born recently are given priority because that means they will take longer to be born (in other words, more closer to the end of winter) then they can be born and fight for the right to be queen...
All the hornets are divided evenly into 2 groups at random hornets. A purple hornet shows up and with a snap half the hornets disappear thus saving food for the other half
They're un-intelligent and lazy compared to their honey bee cousins. They just live for today and have no regard for the future. They don't have any system in place like their honey bee cousins do to survive the winter. So they have to kill half of their population at random every winter, just to survive.
LOL Even the hornets practiced budgeting for the winter. Who need excess staff, with only the important ones retained. The rest will be fired and no hiring, like the HR department.
Why not, especially if they're corrupted or not doing their job well? And they receive huge amount of salary monthly? I will let the hornets sting them!
Awkward Alien queen bees live much longer than hornets and have to survive through the winter so it would make sense for her to stay alive, hornet queens only live for a year before they starve or freeze to death, and before all of this, her workers need to pool their resources into raising the queen’s royal daughters.
Raphuhn you are praising him for mentioning something that is “normal” in nature, & yet humans expressing emotions & sympathizing with other beings is in fact normal & is not actually indicative of lack of intelligence.... the irony lol
@@StrawberryNinjaNibbles Sympathising... were did you find some sympathie for hornets here around? What I found was hate... hate for an insect making cruel but smart "decisions" without thinking about it, just due to its insticts. Calling animals cruel and mean while they do what they do normally for thousands of years is what I call stupidity, especially when the being, which calls them cruel is in fact not a bit less cruel while killing thousands of animals per day. Yeah I know that these guys know nothing about nature and its processes, but assuming evil purposes to an insect is what I call stupid.
What different animals do during the winter Bears: Hibernate until winter is over Ants: Gather food before winter to survive Hornets: *Yeet babies out of hive*
Hornets : (kicks out most of the larva) go die now Queen hornet: I'm fine with this Hornets: you die too Queen: why? Hornets: we need a new queen goodbye.
Hevy C they are predators, and control insect populations, as well as protect crops from harmful pest species. The more hornets in a specific region, the better the environment. You can always tell the health of an ecosystem by monitoring the predator populations.
Jordan Blackerby It’s sad how many people are ignorant of the web of life. I’ve photographed over a thousand species of insects on my 12 acres of land and posted them on BugGuide, including parasitic wasps about 1 mm in size that lay their eggs in the eggs of other destructive insects. Predatory stink bugs are pretty cool, too. Such an amazing world if one opens their mind to it, as you apparently have. 🐞🐜🦗🦟🦋🐛
stinkystinkpot I've owned many insects and arachnids over the years, and they really are spectacular. I'll do anything I possibly can to protect their biodiversity.
@JuicyWatermelone How are they necessary to any environment? Honeybees are necessary, these are just angry little shits who only make everyone around them miserable
@@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627 well in alaska there arent any lizards but we do have frogs spiders and of course wasps but other than eating a small amount of insects they are just about useless unless you like a flying venom sack with a stinger and a super bad attitude
Wasps and hornets are, admittedly, probably better pest control, because frogs and spiders lack the critical ability to fly. Wasps on the other hand can hunt down their prey ANYWHERE. Of course, there's the very real issue they become pests themselves, especially when you have honeybees in the area (which some wasps / hornets might hunt).
I don't know but I'm Swedish and in Sweden both wasps and hornets are "stupid" aggressive. Live in Thailand since about 8 yr and here's a lot of huuuuge flying wasps/hornets but I have never met one that's "suicidal" like in Sweden. Stupid Sweden... Can't figure it out... Why's that? I mean here's a lot more enemies for them you would think. In Sweden... Only hot dog's stands and they're not likely to hurt you😀 Edit: Got stung by a scorpion same night this was written... That's what you get for saying you're having it good... Stupid universe. Stupid hot dogs
@@fosterb183 yea... I was "cocky" and said the hornets in Thailand isn't so bad... The "universe" always kicks me in my arse when I say things like that. Later that night I got stung by a scorpion. Small black one. On my left forearm when I was cleaning behind my restaurant. I'm not joking. Like a bee sting. Not too bad. The Thais always talk about karma... Hahaha I got a taste of it in a weird way😀
“The hornets embark on some home improvements ...” me: aww cute I love HGTV “Then they throw out live larvae out to die and starve their queen who’s laying outside” Me: well that got dark
As a lawn maintenance guy, I love bees but HATE wasps. Nonetheless, I couldn't help but feel for the larvae that got dumped outside the nest to die. That was cold.
I like how people say "NO RESPECT" or some othe negative stuff, but, it was either live or die. Sometimes, insects and animals have to make sacrifices. Sheesh man, it's called nature.
honeybees:
keep each other warm by hugging
Hornets:
*THROWING BABIES OUTSIDE*
Marcin Zyśko 🤣🤣🤣
You mean
*YEETING BABIES OUTSIDE*
SweetTreatLion 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭
Marcin Zyśko Luigi says yeetus that feetus
Marcin Zyśko hornet to they’re babies: bye bye
That's some intense spawn kill right there
Camping hornets, gah they got me like ten times
*I know they lay in one spot with a lmg*
“SETTING A CLAYMORE!”
Lol
Team killing wasps.
Winter: *starts*
Wasps: *French Revolution*
Hornets*
Their queen wasn’t a tyrant but awesome joke
Just hornets. Other wasps let themselves die and the queens go hibernate in the dirt.
xD
*THROW EM OUTTA THE WINDOW*
Honey Bees: "All women, are queens!"
Hornets: "If she breathes, she's a thooooottt"
TypetwoAbsolute bee workers are female what are you talking about lol
@@ExplosiveLandmine can u let someone make a joke?
Bobby The Chicken Not in 2020
Lol
100KTONS he’s/she’s referencing a meme
Hornet queen: I built the nest you live in, I nurtured you all, and gave birth to your siblings
Workers: cool, now perish
STFU ..ur not a comedian
RAM TRUCKS I’m guessing your parents dont love you.
@@ramtrucks721 i must congratulate you
Obviously your parents never had reason to
しろShiro The queen doesn’t build the nest or nurture her children, she just gives birth. But still this is a sad fate
Some insect Queens reproduce too much, that takes a lot of resources
Wasps: lol lets trow out most of our babies and mother to die!
The ant colony below: it's free real estate
Same ant colony: Looks like meats back on the menu girls!
@@animedude34 *mordor music starts playing as ants swarm the larva graveyard*
No no on no no.
Ant colony: *hippity hoppity this is now my property*
Hornets’
Watched this exact thing happen but the wasp and ants had been in a 2 year war but the ants won
Ants: looks like meat’s back on the menu boys!
Roaaaar!!! Roooooooooooohr!
Nice
The Lord of The Rings!
That late in the year, most ant colonies are preparing for hibernation, and as such the queen ant usually stops producing new eggs for the next 3-5 months depending on weather. Because of this, the ants mostly leave the wasp larvae alone.
Dustin Jackson My guy it’s a joke
When the queen was asked what the hungry larva should eat, she said "let them eat cake". That was the moment the workers knew she had to go.
That reference I understood
@@AViewCado69420 lol
😂
The leader of the workers soon found himself yeeted out of the nest, then a militaristic worker named Napoleon Waspaparte took over and declared war on the Honeybee Coalition. Don't worry about the Wasp navy though, the Honeybee Coalition has a good admiral named Hornetio Nelson.
@@greg1156 lol
When I was about 14-15 years old, I posted this original comment: "This reinforces my opinion that hornets are horrible little demons that do horrible things in their horrible nests." These no longer reflect my views today on wasps and hornets; they are simply little animals doing their best to survive. Yes, they can be scary and even dangerous, but they also help the ecosystem; they not only pollinate flowers, but they also prey on plant eating insects, controlling the population of herbivorous bugs. They are as much nature's gardeners as their more well-liked sisters, the bees. And like bees, they only sting to protect themselves and their hives. It is just hornets and wasps tend to be more comfortable nesting near human habitation than wild bees that leads to more risk. They are not out to get you, and if you are careful and respectful, they will not sting. All in all, the social wasps and hornets are undeserving of the scorn and hate they receive. They are charming and beautiful insects in their own right, and deserve our respect at the very least. They are simply little animals trying to get by in a world much bigger than them.
They're actually very friendly.
I used to keep a colony in a fishbowl and feed them sugar water off my hand.
Just thought the same thing
They're just doing what comes instinctively. Programmed by nature or God. Humans on the other hand.....
@@alrivers2297 God? This is a science channel, dude...
@@eksiarvamus that's why I said nature or God, whichever one believes.
So, hornets are always living that Game of Thrones life? To them, Winter is always coming and brings with it certain doom.
Love thatttt
Literally scrolled down waiting for this reference lol...
game of thrones? never watched an episode in my life, lame as hell
@@youngkappakhan your opinion tho
They'd be lucky to be in GOT, since winter comes and goes in a single episode lol
honeybees:
[cuddle up for the winter]
hornets:
*FETUS YEETUS*
😂
Feetus Yeetus Deletus
Fan of GrayStillPlays?
lol!
Fetus deletus by method of yeetus.
This entirely meets my expectations. Of course hornets do this. OF COURSE!
Hahaha best comment on TH-cam I've come across, ever.
people tend to suffer the same fate when there is not enough money.
shahbaz khan Haha. Right on. Rock on, friend.
Those things somehow escaped hell and are on earth.
@Derp Derp yep. Thank you oh glorious dictator for getting us this far...but we want to take over now and since we dont have democracy to ensure a proper exchange in leadership in a civilised manner supported by the majority.. you can either leave the easy way or the hard way...
Queen: It’s winter let’s find more supplies
Workers: Sorry we don’t do that here
Ha ha ha..
😂💀
*Long live the Queen*
I've always thought hornets were complete garbage compared to bees and this video reinforces that opinion. What a waste of carapace.
This needs to be a quote on a shirt. A honey bee on the front with the quote: "Hornets-wasps-yellow jackets. Call them whatever you want, I call them a waste of carapace."
@@theshield2004 they keep roaches and other little pest at bay! It's the order of nature!
If India & China were more like hornets we wouldn't be experiencing global warming so soon.
on a per capita basis, the west product more co2@@crackawood
j woods Black Flag
I’m starting to gain more respect towards honeybees...
Jaskirat Kaur Honeybees🐝❤️ >>>>>>>>>>>>>
Honeybees: Very good and cute animals
Hornets: *SPAWN OF SATAN*
Should have natural respect for species that keeps us alive
@TBALLZ_973 Africanized*
Sadly
I think honeybees execute their old queens
"Thx for birthing me but you eat too much. Will take care of our sis. Byeeeee" Kick queen out to starve. Savage.
communism
Peter Ee 😂
You’re trying too hard
bearing*
lol "birthing"
*SAVAGE!!! THEY ARE LIT AF* 🔥💯😎👌🔥 *BRUH MOMENT VICTORY ROYALE*
Larva: I’m about ready to hatch!
Hornets: *I’m about to end this bees whole career*
hornet
I'm dumb. Why are they doing this?
Hi.. STFU idiot
@@c0c0nutbeans wasp it's a wasp
bee's
“Reducing the size of their front door to prevent heat loss”
Me: “Oh cool”
Narrator: “But they are doomed”
Me: “Oh ight”
I didn't see no front door
This is basically how I felt at the beginning
this reminds me of the pool boy from SNL
@@johanfaisal8613 yessss. Chaaadd
“But They’re Doomed.”
Me: Good.
They didn’t show the part where I come massacre their colony with hornet killer for stinging me while I cut my grass.
LouisianaJesse that’s the best part
Aye that’s my favorite part too
Hahah.W
lol
I’d pay to see that part
I wonder if a lone pupae will survive by eating her dead sisters then turning into a vengerful hornet and taking revenge on all her sisters.
you watch too many movies 😂😂😂
I hope so, believe me, i hope so.
@Emily Moss hopefully she will use a tiny katana lmao
It would be titled "Kill Bee" even though they are hornets 🤣
@@paolopasaol9700 "i am going to kill bee." 😂
So this is the Hornet equivalent of "Execute order 66"
Flare kytal Not just the men, but the Queen and children too!
@@Aristocratic13 not the same genocide but good one nontheless.
Flare kytal It would’ve been the same if Hornets don’t like sand. Idk if they do or not so I can’t say
More like the Thanos Snap.
@@paulperez6167 no, the Thanos snap erases a random 50% of all life in the universe. While order 66 was a mass execution of the jedi who where considered not capable of ruling the republic. These hornets don't just throw out random members until there is enough food left, they know who is useless and who isn't.
“The Larval cemetery grows”
*Eerie scary music* 😥
“After giving birth to this colony she’s starved out of this kingdom and dies after only a year of life”
*sad piano music* ☹️
“A Lucky few larvae will live on to share her fate as next years queens”
*piano but even more depressing* 😰
-
*HAPPY PIANO*
Smithsonian Channel 🌞
IT’S BRIGHTER HERE ☺️😚🤗
😑
This was the one comment I needed to see! Haha That lurched hard in the wrong direction.
But they’re doomed anyway with with winter so I’m confused on how they will live long enough for the same fate🤣🤣🤣
@@Runnerdude360 they hibernate dude
Uh... Its good to be the Queen??😥
@@Runnerdude360 queen larvae get stashed away so they survive the winter and birth new colonies in the spring. but the workers, queen and worker larvae all die
Honey bees: we love every bee
Hornets: YOU BELONG IN THE STREETS
lol
👁👄👁
Honeybees will ditch certain bees at certain times of the year. Drone bees only have purpose to the colony for a short period and after their use is over they are kicked out.
@@SageandStoneHomestead yeah, during winter there is only a small chance to see a drone.
don't honeybees ditch drones and sick workers whe there isn't enough foood
Seems like an extreme way to cut labor costs.
Don't show Jeff Bezos this.
It's the american way of life.
I mean, it works, doesn't it?
Read The Georgia Guide Stones.
Efficient
Looks like the ants got some good food supply down there. Guess that's a plus.
Less active doesn’t mean unnactive, they can still go out for a mid-winter snack
@@lucaslabarca especially with all those juicy, squishy marshmallows laying around.
Or they can raise the larvea into warrior hornets that will defend their new ant queen
I think the birds appreciate them more
Damn these guys have zero respect for their mother
They are being pragmatic.
They just like modern human that think u old and i dont have time to take care of u so good bye.. i leave u outside to death go take care ur self
Blugale Doh let me kill the person who makes children. 10/10 reason
@@ShidaiTaino They probably couldn't feed her or other larvae. So yeah they have perfect 10/10 logic reason. Another queen can be born.
476 Anno Domini are you being serious? You're arguing against his reasoning when nature actually does perform this way? You can't be that stupid
Winter: **Starts**
Hornets: DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING, SINGING THE SONG OF ANGRY.....
No they are chanting "DIE, DIE, DIE, DIE, DIE" and armed with ice
Queen: Guy's you won't kill me right?
Workers: lol
😂😂😂 you're funny
😂😂😂💀
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
This comment is so underrated. It's gotta "bee" the best one up for this video in my opinion
Me: need to sleep its 4:30am
TH-cam: Wanna watch a video about Hornets?
Me: Hell yeah!
Bro, it's scary how accurate the hour is lmao My dilemma fff💀
It's actually 4:30am right now and can't sleep too dafuck
@@YungMarty 4:30 must be the magic number lmao
It's 12:09 AM lol same
6 am rite now lol
Top 10 anime betrayals:
Chimera ant queen betrayed by her own children (HunterXHunter)
I thought of this also 😂😂 At least real hornets didn't eat their queen after? 🤷♀️
No, it was the queen's will to be left behind and abandoned. It's just that some ants gained their own will and decided (but failed) to save the queen.
Aggressive little buggers.
But the quen got the second child right? Kaito is mouse form
@Greatest artist who ever lived
I take great offence to that as I am a weeb myself!
I don’t feel guilty anymore after torching that Hornet’s nest with my flame thrower.
Ends everyones suffering, including the hornets tragic lives
You have extra ones? I NEED IT
Lol
Wait!? Flamethrowers are legal? What city do you live in my dude.
You should have never felt guilty about that in the first place.
Huh, that explains it. I had a small paper wasp nest on the eve of my house, once, and I left it because it was out-of-the way, Google said it wasn't an aggressive species (and I never got stung,) and they pay rent by eating garden pests. One day I was out in the garden, and noticed a bunch of little white things on the ground underneath--then realized they were grubs. I never knew what the heck had happened 'til now. RIP baby murderbugs.
anyone ever wonder how they get cameras in places like that
fiber optics
I was just thinking that....
@@JonasWiefield isnt it just a very long cable camera or x.x snake camera what ever the hell they're called... I've seen some using that for these types of videos
@@KenshinXRikku Perhaps, I'm not too sure though.
Some of the hornets are paid actors with hidden body cam's
Man! The purge's disturbing.
The new purge movie. Coming out 2021
frankly i was surprised they didn't eat the larva
@Venky Wank Yeah, you're right. Humans can get worse.
Venky Wank or is it the American government that overthrow foreign governments with millions of deaths of innocent civilians? Who knows?
The purge's disturbing what?
Hornet Queen: "You will protect me and the Larva, right ?
Hornet worker: "Well yes, but actually no"
*"Throws queen out of nest"*
They do protect SOME of the larva, though. Both the queen and the colony itself is still succeeding in carrying onto another generation, they just needed to thin the horde out in order to do it. When you think about it, bees don't have it that much better: the drones get dumped out to starve to death just as winter comes. Real nice retirement for your hard-working labor force, huh?
@@YamatoFukkatsu Drones are the males, though... They don't exactly do anything aside from mate with the queen...
(Not saying it's not ruthless. Just pointing out that the workers are females.)
Workers are just seizing the means of production like good communists.
Lol the queen really thought she was special.
Hornets quickly throw a coup d'etat
Queen and larvae during winter: **exists**
Wasps: *Your free trail of living has expired*
Trial* -JACK
"...to reduce heat loss."
Oh yeah okay, that makes sense.
"But they're doomed."
Wait, what?
😂😂😂
Queen gives birth to workers
The workers: " so you've chosen death."
Bees: Still sting but care for our planet and collect pollen.
Hornets: Carless creatures that don’t give a damn what you are sting you.
they kill honey bees. there not good for anything
Also yes...
Actually hornets are a type of wasp. Wasps are not as good as doin it as bees, but wasps also collect pollen and, even though they are fearsome in their own respect, take care of pest insects like cockroaches that we hate even more.
Oh nice to now. I just have a major fear of wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets. Idk why.
@@Skull-gi3ti lol its all good dude ur right to fear them
Honey Bees: "Everyone huddle up, we have to keep the babies warm"
Hornets: "F--k dem kids!"
Larva: I can’t wait to grow up!
Worker Hornet: STUPID, I’m not gone let you get the chance!!
Making Money Worker Hornet: I’m about to end this man’s whole career.
Making Money top comment 😂😂😂
Damn....talk about a lay off. If I get laid off, I won't even complain. I'll just grab my stuff and go.
Lmao
*Stinging people for no reason*
Hornets 🤝 Wasp
“I sure can’t wait to be a worker hornet AHH WHAT ARE YOU DOING NO ITS COLD OUTSIDE NOOOOOOOO”
Larva: iam going to become big soldier hornet..
Hornet: No you are Not..
Video: **About hornets killing their babies and mothers**
Outro: (In all caps) *It's Brighter Here*
@BuwBuw Good for you (?)
@BuwBuw weirdo
Hornet 1: “I have a great idea to save supplies and live till next year”
Hornet 2: “What’s that?”
Hornet 1:”KILL OUR MOM!”
And newborn siblings too
The workers actually die a little while after. The only ones that survive are next years queens
"How I Killed Your Mother"
@@electricitybomb theyre are no queens theyre just breeding machines they literally do nothing but breed. We call them queens but thats just euphemism for what they are
@@electricitybomb its like alphas there are no alphas just more dominat males
The more I learn about those hornets the less you care for them.
That is why must do as the dalek's do and exterminate them.
Wasps also eat alot of pests that go to our fruits and vegetables aswell as pollinate fruit trees like nectarines for example.
@@arashshukran8788 i dont care,i wish they never existed
@@arashshukran8788 bees can pollinate too
@@bluehoodieguy7568 still, gotta accept that we need them even if they look quite scary and deliver horrible stings. At least native ones. In the UK, European hornets and yellowjackets are definitely useful.
Damn this is dark
“She’s starved out of her own kingdom and dies after only a year of life”
*1 year in office
It could be worse than this. Daughters aka workers killed their queen when her pheromones give up to them subjugated.
I like the Term Limits hornets have...maybe we should adopt?
*Larva born before winter*
worker hornet: your free trial of living has expired
“Unlike their cousins, the honeybees, neither their colonies nor their nests are designed to stockpile supplies or keep them warm during the cold winter months.”
Good >:)
*Winter is coming.* 🐺 😈
G-d's creative design paints special pictures for the discerning, those who are able to receive the messages.
At least this is keeping them from taking over America
Me: "To be fair though, the Hornet Queen DESERVED IT!"
People: "Oh my god?!? Why?!?"
Me: "She bred more Hornets..."
This comment is an enigma
Good point tho
My hats off to the cameraman to have the balls to shrink himself and record everything going on in a hornet's nest.
I wonder if they choose which ones should live or it's just sheer luck
My guess is that those that were born recently are given priority because that means they will take longer to be born (in other words, more closer to the end of winter) then they can be born and fight for the right to be queen...
Well apparently they just say *Fuck It* and and kill anyone
All the hornets are divided evenly into 2 groups at random hornets. A purple hornet shows up and with a snap half the hornets disappear thus saving food for the other half
They're un-intelligent and lazy compared to their honey bee cousins. They just live for today and have no regard for the future. They don't have any system in place like their honey bee cousins do to survive the winter. So they have to kill half of their population at random every winter, just to survive.
@@RhinoXpress lol the irony of you calling them stupid and saying they have no system. this video shows their system m8.
Wasp 1: “Hmm it’s chilly outside...”
Wasp 2: “Regicide?”
Wasp 1: “Regicide.”
Wasp 3: "Infanticide wen?"
Thank you for not stretching this into a 10 to 15 minute video like most places are doing now.
LOL Even the hornets practiced budgeting for the winter. Who need excess staff, with only the important ones retained. The rest will be fired and no hiring, like the HR department.
Your analogy made me smile😀
Are you saying that CEO should be fired as well
Why not, especially if they're corrupted or not doing their job well? And they receive huge amount of salary monthly? I will let the hornets sting them!
So they fired the ceo aswell.
Yup, shape up or be shipped out. That's according to the latest policies & procedures of the hornets. Whether he's a CEO or a janitor. Buzzzz
The larvae got fired before they could submit an application
The small camera man that infiltrates these dangerous colonies to film these HD videos for us to see needs a raise
"...and dies only after a year of life"
You mean these little hell spawns live for more than a year?
Let's all take a moment of silence to appreciate that we're not hornets.
Liuhuayue were so alike though
We are worse
@@GloriousDoctor spam
Wait so you guys don’t throw out your babies and let them die? Smh
People are even worse.
See, queen bees are protected like the bee larvae, hornets are just, "Oh yeah, we don't need these guys."
Awkward Alien queen bees live much longer than hornets and have to survive through the winter so it would make sense for her to stay alive, hornet queens only live for a year before they starve or freeze to death, and before all of this, her workers need to pool their resources into raising the queen’s royal daughters.
Its not even like they are being selfish though, because they all die too, only the princesses will survive the winter
Plot twist: the camera guy had to go undercover as a Hornet to get these dramatic shots.
Hornets: **Throw out larvae babies to die as they are no use**
Pro lifers: *Am I joke to you?*
*yes*
Lol they learned population control before us, they are the apex predators now.
The harsh reality is that this is normal. They don't know what's good or bad, what they only know is their instincts for survival.
...like so many "humans"
Thanks for some intelligence here in this area. I thought I was the only one who doesn't hate animals for no reason.
Raphuhn you are praising him for mentioning something that is “normal” in nature, & yet humans expressing emotions & sympathizing with other beings is in fact normal & is not actually indicative of lack of intelligence.... the irony lol
@@StrawberryNinjaNibbles Sympathising... were did you find some sympathie for hornets here around? What I found was hate... hate for an insect making cruel but smart "decisions" without thinking about it, just due to its insticts. Calling animals cruel and mean while they do what they do normally for thousands of years is what I call stupidity, especially when the being, which calls them cruel is in fact not a bit less cruel while killing thousands of animals per day. Yeah I know that these guys know nothing about nature and its processes, but assuming evil purposes to an insect is what I call stupid.
**winter comes**
The Queen: Ah sh*t, here we go again!
Winter:
Queen: *AW MAN*
@@bossboy191919 so we're back in the mine
Again? Does she remember the last time?
*queen has flashbacks to her siblings being plucked from beside her and dissapearing into the cold night*
It could work with "My time has come" Oogway meme
Honeybees:
create warmth
Hornets:
*Spartan action intensifies *
LOL
When a Hornet colony says "Winter is coming." it's much more gruesome, ominous and threatening than Winter on Game of Thrones.
That's because winter in GOT lasts a single episode lol
Plays depressing music while talkn
Plays happy music afterwards
Wtfk, even he is merciless
music of doom
Queen:i am the ruler of this nest!
Worker hornets:I'm about to end this womans whole career
Woman*
What different animals do during the winter
Bears: Hibernate until winter is over
Ants: Gather food before winter to survive
Hornets: *Yeet babies out of hive*
Another example of the brutal efficiency of nature. No room for feelings.
Happens with humans too, when corporations downsize to cut costs and be leaner, they lay workers off with no feelings.
@@elpasao8780 False equivalence.
@Brodan Bro of The Skies True.
Yes Spock It Is 🖖🖖 -JACK
Nah, they're just not Good enough to prosper.
When you think about it, Hornets are basically just Spartan Bees.
@Lol -Brodan_- triggered
@Lol -Brodan_- Hornets are as useful to the environment as bees are.
😩all I could say was “my babiessss!!!” When they dropped them
lolol
These things are pests and kill and raid bees nest. All i can say is good riddance.
Those larvas are also carrying Hornets. Not kittens.
"My cabbages!"
Hornets suck. Solitary wasp species are pretty cool, though.
Honey bees: right everyone were gonna all survive this we need to work together
Hornet's: GUYS YEET THE BABYS OUTSIDE
Hornets : (kicks out most of the larva) go die now
Queen hornet: I'm fine with this
Hornets: you die too
Queen: why?
Hornets: we need a new queen goodbye.
Hornets are a vital part of the ecosystem. I just wish they would stay away from the picnic table.
For what?Why are they vital for ecosystem?
Hevy C they are predators, and control insect populations, as well as protect crops from harmful pest species. The more hornets in a specific region, the better the environment. You can always tell the health of an ecosystem by monitoring the predator populations.
Jordan Blackerby It’s sad how many people are ignorant of the web of life. I’ve photographed over a thousand species of insects on my 12 acres of land and posted them on BugGuide, including parasitic wasps about 1 mm in size that lay their eggs in the eggs of other destructive insects. Predatory stink bugs are pretty cool, too. Such an amazing world if one opens their mind to it, as you apparently have. 🐞🐜🦗🦟🦋🐛
stinkystinkpot I've owned many insects and arachnids over the years, and they really are spectacular. I'll do anything I possibly can to protect their biodiversity.
Do all the hornets die? I mean apart from the selected larvae.
Hornet A: Nooo!! Don't throw away baby Kenny! You killed Kenny!
Hornet B: Shush!
Hornet A: Look how many Kenny you have killed down there!
zaphire 05 was that supposed to be funny?
@@CharlieF-rh5wb no. It's supposed to be Kenny.
The thing that scares me the most about the giant hornets is their eyes
You can personify them all you like...they're still evil incarnate and this proves it...lol
@JuicyWatermelone
How are they necessary to any environment? Honeybees are necessary, these are just angry little shits who only make everyone around them miserable
@@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627 the only thing Hornets or wasps are good for is keeping insect populations under control
@@spicylizards4714
And still you got frogs, lizards and spiders keeping that in check. They're far less cunty in the end
@@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627 well in alaska there arent any lizards but we do have frogs spiders and of course wasps but other than eating a small amount of insects they are just about useless unless you like a flying venom sack with a stinger and a super bad attitude
Wasps and hornets are, admittedly, probably better pest control, because frogs and spiders lack the critical ability to fly. Wasps on the other hand can hunt down their prey ANYWHERE. Of course, there's the very real issue they become pests themselves, especially when you have honeybees in the area (which some wasps / hornets might hunt).
Narrator: *But...they’re doomed*
Me: *So are we...*
*(Cues Avengers End Game Cinematic Theme Music)*
@Cuberkinderkid1203 fuck
@Cooker Cook hornets: some people care for their parent and young
BUT NOT US
2:06 : it's bright in here!
*a minute ago
*hornets taking out their babies and killed their own leader who have birth them
Honeybees : lawful good
Hornets : chaotic evil
I don't know but I'm Swedish and in Sweden both wasps and hornets are "stupid" aggressive. Live in Thailand since about 8 yr and here's a lot of huuuuge flying wasps/hornets but I have never met one that's "suicidal" like in Sweden. Stupid Sweden... Can't figure it out... Why's that? I mean here's a lot more enemies for them you would think. In Sweden... Only hot dog's stands and they're not likely to hurt you😀
Edit:
Got stung by a scorpion same night this was written... That's what you get for saying you're having it good... Stupid universe. Stupid hot dogs
bruh what
bruh atleast you dont go to aussie
@@fosterb183 yea... I was "cocky" and said the hornets in Thailand isn't so bad... The "universe" always kicks me in my arse when I say things like that. Later that night I got stung by a scorpion. Small black one. On my left forearm when I was cleaning behind my restaurant. I'm not joking. Like a bee sting. Not too bad. The Thais always talk about karma... Hahaha I got a taste of it in a weird way😀
Getting stung by a hornet would be the least of my concernes in Swedistan
@@leander24 Hahaha yes... Guess why I fled to Thailand😀
I never thought I'd feel sorry for unborn hornets.
okay, i'm over it now.
Honeybees: ok lets stay together for warmth
Hornet: OK SO HERE’S THE PLAN! *WE THROW THE BABIES OUT*
Other hornets: sounds like a good plan.
Also hornets: Next order of business, *SAYANORA, MAMA!*
Hornets: *Invades America*
TH-cam: Let’s recommend some videos about hornets
invade*
Hornet queen:Whats a yeet?
The whole colony: Y E E T
Larvae: Finally I’m born!
Workers: *shows coffin* ok now get in.
“The hornets embark on some home improvements ...”
me: aww cute I love HGTV
“Then they throw out live larvae out to die and starve their queen who’s laying outside”
Me: well that got dark
Hornet larvae: **E X I S T**
Hornets: yeet
There is a use for them... They eat other bugs that harm crops. Farmers usually keep them around on purpose.
yes agree but they destroy and eat honeybee!!! what a cruel things
It's still sad to know they will attack honeybees and ladybugs.
They kill spiders, ladybugs and honeybees though. They're not very good forms of biological control. Spiders and ladybugs are far more beneficial.
Jonathan Penetra it’s fucking nature get over it
Yeah they eat other bugs.... like my honeybees
As a lawn maintenance guy, I love bees but HATE wasps. Nonetheless, I couldn't help but feel for the larvae that got dumped outside the nest to die. That was cold.
The larvae were future Hornets, not puppies.
Wasps are cool in a way. I just hate when the call them hornets
@@isaz597
Wasps and hornets are two different things. Wasps are smaller, hornets are big enough to make your pants go brown.
@@thorthegodofthunder9150 Thor, how can you be afraid of them?
@@thorthegodofthunder9150 yep, they are different, but they belong in the same family.
Hornet Queen: (Exists)
Hornets:I'm about to end this woman's whole career.
Is no one going to talk about how this is even captured on camera? JEEZ
I like how people say "NO RESPECT" or some othe negative stuff, but, it was either live or die. Sometimes, insects and animals have to make sacrifices. Sheesh man, it's called nature.
Yeah but consider this:
Hornets are little shits
@@9inchtablet WOW, good argument. Though, humans are shittier.
@@gutemorcheln6134 I never said they weren't.
@@gutemorcheln6134 wow, you really cant take a joke huh?
Bass Drop Will I think he is a hornet
Larva is born
Hornet: Imma about to end this man's whole career
Copycat
Honeybees: “An elegant weapon of a more civilized age.”
Hornets: “So uncivilized!”
0:44
Hornet: is that a gopro cam?
Are you going to upload this on TH-cam?
Ok....watch what I do best