Is it Cruel to Use Bees as Digital Sensors?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2023
- Honey bees are more than just pollen collectors! With a sense of smell on par with dogs, honey bees can be trained to detect any smell, like explosives. But how these bees are trained to detect explosives, what their advantage is over sniffer dogs, and how other animals have been trained to perform unbelievable tasks for the armed forces, is #NotWhatYouThink #NWYT #long
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What was the most interesting part of the video?
Do you know of any other animals that have been trained to do cool things?
I trained my wife to spend all my money.
the fact that dogs and honey bees have the same smell sensitivity and can both be used to find bombs
werent there some dogs trained in one of the WW to smell diesel, so they run to russian tanks(they're running on diesel, while german ones on gasoline),and when them dogs went unter a tank, the bombmechanism on their back made boom...?
I know humans are so cool for the project and we are employing our best talents with the administration of niche technologies to exploit them . And we don't give a shit whether it would be sustainable for them or exasperating!
The man-made horrors beyond my comprehension
That’s why there is a decline in the bee population. They have been drafted into the military
its 1951 all over again
It’s called climate change heard of that?
@@diegodiego3363 its called a joke heard of that?
meanwhile in canada: 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
@@diegodiego3363 Bro I know. I was making a joke
Imagine those bees making it back to the hive and trying to explain where they’ve been for the past few days
Or the trained bees start bringing back explosives instead of nectar. 😂
Alien abduction.
I like how you think!
They'd be like
Hey guys guess where I've been all this while i went to school 😂😂
@@TurboHappyCar this has to be the most likely result. We'll know for sure when beehives start spontaneously exploding.
The bee version of being taken by aliens and experimented on
Poor bees. They come back to the hive and nobody will believe them. "Yeah sure Paul, Aliens experimented on you, and next you gonna tell me the hive isn't flat."
fun thought
I think it's more akin to the last starfighter, kidnapped and used for military purposes XD
Except no butt stuff
I'm not gonna lie, I thought that thumbnail was a bunch of bees sitting at little bee tables like some sort of bee university 👀
As a EOD Technician, these bee's are over qualified. I cannot smell bombs like them.
Thank you for your bravery.
You are a legend sir thank you for everything you do.
You also cant fly 😂
can't fly, can't smell bombs, why are you even an EOD Technician???
guess when bees learn to disable a bomb you are out of your job. ;-)
Do you stick out your tongue while your disarming one?
When he said loading the bees is a tedious task for technicians I was half expecting him to say that is why they use the interns instead
Lmao
same
That is when we offshore to Chinese slave labor
same tbh. So much work is done by interns
I expected them to say they hire college students for the task lol
"before the training starts, the honey bees need to chill"
i feel ya bees
"Loading the bees into a cartridge"... not sure I expected to ever hear something like that.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This must be wild for the bees to experience.
A bee harness exists, guys.
I imagine the bees going back to the hive and being "You would not bee-lieve where we've been these days!"
"bee-lieve" credit to @Inteus
"bee harness", ever see that harness they used in "A clockwork orange" to force the guy to watch stuff. Same thing different species.
@@Brukn0ws
...Bee-lieve?
@@jvandervyver Ode to Joy PTSD intensfies
@LafeiAr definition of cruelty for a being that has no sense of time or self needs to be very different. Also it's proportionally less than we make humans work on their life span
The idea of a pigeon guiding a cruise missel to a warship for some seeds has me lmao 😂
same, the transition with the warship pecking was so savage 🤣
Typical thing we see in cartoons at least the old cartoons.
@@Warzak77 😂🤣😂🤣
Bruh imagine dying cause a pigeon got hungry . Imagine being the report guy explaining to your officer why the ship got sank." A pigeon hit are ship sir " imagine the news report " ships so weak a pigeon can blow a hole in them" . The moral would be down the weapon is more of a statement then anything else.
😂
bees' mom : Where have you been ?!? I bet you stay at net cafe for 4 days, don't tell me the same story that you'rve been telling me, being abducted, trained as an explosive detector !!
bee : ...
"Dudes I just got abducted by aliens!"
"Stop it already Tony, there is no such thing!"
Tony :
*TSA:* _"Are you carrying any explosives? 👮"_
*Terrorist:* _"uh... no! 🦹"_
*Bees:* 😛😛😛
what
First time I've ever seen emojis in italics
@@systemreb00ted did you watch the video?
This is one of the best use of emoji's I've come across. Got a nice chuckle out of me sir.
@@systemreb00ted 2:37 can explain everything. You can rewind a bit further back if you still are a bit confused
They had to work out a lot of bugs in that system.
I see what you did there XD
Bad doom tish 🥁😂👍
Un'bee'lievable
Actually, I believe the bugs were worked *in*
@@WilliamNyberg The whole idea bugs me.
"I will bring the explosives detector" *pulls out a fat little bee on a leash*
“Mechanism to load the bees” is such an absurd phrase
The bees being released after a few days means they're potentially now able to detect explosives in civilian populations.
Imagine being about to commit a terror attack and you get swarmed
@@fishnujish1511 only thing is all these attacks are from are government or ones they trained even school shootings if they even real. Who knows anymore. Truth is hard to find.
Imagine walking around your town and you say to yourself "huh there are no bees around" and then you remember this video.
Not really, a worker bee only lives for about a month, and assignments are designated by age. Newly emerged bees tend to the brood, and the oldest ones go out foraging.
Since they only take the ones that forage, for a few days, those bees are surely dead in a few more.
@@Anon_Spartan "Oh fu-" *cops arrive*
imagine being given a bomb detector without being told its powered by bees
I imagine finding one at a flea market that "fell off the back of a truck" and then opening it up to see what the fuck it is and getting a nasty surprise.
@@Kevin-jb2pv they’d be dead.
Or, at least stuck in their harnesses.
@@Lucas-gm3bvoh no 😢
"lads I got sucked into A Tornado and put in some head lock for 24hrs, bit cozy but couldn't take a piss, still got a bit pure Peruvian Flake at the end though" 😂😂
Imagine if aliens abduct us and use us humans as a human powered sensor to find explosives or something crazy. These bees that got to be the bomb sensors will never be believed by their buddies in the hive and they said just wait when the monster in white suit comes make sure you get in his little cage and you will see for your self bob
0:38 A abelha: "Agora eu to afim de relaxar", a outra abelha: "Como assim ? não entendi".
Answer: Technically yes.
the footage of a pigeon frantically pecking at a warship just feels so messed up
It is makes you feel better, those never became operational.
but it could've been
Especially as they would have been guiding themselves to death, but believing they would just get a snack.
probably would have worked better than any electro optical guidance systems available up until very recently.
the good news is AI will be the substitute. bad news is no one would survive in this modern war if it were ever happened.
I think these bees should be lucky to be getting in while the requirements are low, in 4 or 5 years it's gonna be "7+ years PER experience, 8+ years of relevant field work, 7+ years python , Masters, high fluency in conversational English" for an entry level position
as it should be. We must encourage the intelligence level to rise again by making entry to jobs difficult.
@@rockoyhead as it should bee*
@@rockoyhead absolutely braindead take if serious and not satire
This somehow reminds me of the Bee Movie
Wait until all the WASPs from Princeton start moving into the sector 😂
Thanks for teaching us about the birds and the bee's!
The bees look so cute in the thumbnail, like they are at their tiny desks doing office work, or at a school learning
Out of anything to come out of the 21st century I did not expect bee powered scanners to be one of them.
They'll get scarier once the bees are turned into specialized brain-in-jar cyborgs.
A handheld scanning computer device with living lobotomized organic components.
Eh, it's been going on for a while, though.
They look dope as F too.
"wait a minut i need to reload the bee sniffer with the correct sniffers"
lol XD
That's nothing. Rosanne Barr is now more attractive than Madonna.
@@joriankell1983Hey buddy, I’m a commenter. That means I reply and listen to comments. Not opinions like “who’s prettier than another”, cuz that would fall within the purviews of your conundrum of philosophy. I reply to relevant comments! For instance, how am I gonna tell some odd son of a gun that two fancy ladies getting in a makeup wearing contest isn’t relevant to the comment. The answer? Make a reply. And if that don’t work? Throw in another reply. Like this “Meet-The-Engineer” copypasta written by me. Edited by me. And you best hope..
Not replyin to you.
(Basically nobody who came to the bee bomb detection video wants to hear about a rich lady getting fussy about another rich lady being prettier.)
The most amazing part is the Bee's experience is how we depict Aliens will treat us in movies(if not worse) Protect the Bees at all cost.
👍👍👍
We are the aliens to bee's
@@nirmalcool555 We are aliens to ourselves as we create AI with infinite possibility that would then outsmart us.
Nah this honeybees are not endangered
Bees have no mind and feel no pain. It's not the same.
No pain ? Wow im interested, how?
wow this is one of the best informative videos i watched on youtube ever! keep up the great work, thats actually amazing!
"This is my stinger. There are many like it, but this one is mine!"
"A cartridge of bees" is an absurd term. I like it
"Load the cartridge of bees into the device" sounds strange af
@@fusseldiebsome sci fi bioweapon that shoots killer bees
American measurement units be like...
@@NeostormXLMAX "theyre coming! toss me that 100 round mag of bees! theyll never know what hit em!"
Imagine getting stung by bee at 400 m/H
every time he says "the bees purr" it makes me smile
Does it make you salivate? ... No?!
... hmmm, I must have messed up the training somehow!
Lol
@@NotWhatYouThink No they done did the bees into college debt 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
ain’t no way 💀💀💀💀
It sounds like they’re puckering their bum
Explosive vapor:
Bees: bleh! :p
Okay. This is the wildest thing I've seen in a while.
Something I learnt from this video, if your kid is hyperactive, store it in a fridge for a few hours. Great tip! Thanks!
A human would die from CO2 buildup/asphyxiation long before a bee does.
@fitybux4664 ok buddy, if you insist, I will poke a few ventilation holes then.
Nah get them to exercise it off.
😂😂😂😂😂😂please don't do that
@@fitybux4664 Simply add a small ventilation system to your fridge. My kids have never died.
Being trapped like this this is something out of my worst nightmares. At least they get released after a few days.
A typical worker bee lives for ~35-50 days according to Wikipedia. That would be like you being abducted and kept for 6-9 years. I am horrified by who thought of this, and the number of people who had to OK this before it got developed and used. I can't believe this exists.
But they were getting free sugar water.
@@zeroone171 in time maybe we can train a bee to play the worlds smallest violin for you.
@@zeroone171 Exactly what I thought. This is disgusting.
@@zeroone171 and there's nothing you can do about it.
"A cartridge of bees" lmao
That chicken guiding itself to the ship was very funny
💀
One of the most useful organisms, please don't let them go extinct.
Honeybees are not in any danger of going extinct. Plenty of other bees are, but that's in part due to us spreading honeybees everywhere and specifically protecting them.
@@fishworshipper Yeah, honeybees compete with wild bees therefore disrupting the ecosystem. Buying honey is actually apart of the problem
@@willdaisey7406 ill buy more honey :troll_4k:
They are useful but they definitely shouldn’t be in the Americas as they don’t belong here and have hurt native wasps and bee population
Honey bee's go after large fields of flowers and Trees. They tend to avoid small patches of wild flowers and will completely avoid certain flower colors. A much bigger problem is humans using pesticides. One of the biggest killers of our local pollinators(Bee's, Butterflies, and Flies) is mosquito control. Towns will spray massive areas with pesticides. Then there are local companies that will spray private lawns. My neighborhood was a dead zone of pollinators. I tried to grow a garden my first year here and nothing that wasn't self pollinating would produce vegetables or fruit. I now have 2 beehives, 1 bubble bee Vase, and a ton of solitary bee houses. I have to cover everything with wet sheets when the town sprays.
Humans: "We do not have enough bees for farming purposes"
Also humans:
The fact is it does not mean less bees for farming. The reason for the declining population of bees is not the usage of said bees in other purposes, it's quite the opposite.
It's that they can't live with all the trash we're putting in the air and/or soil, hazardous chemicals and such...
@@benoxiid God dammit, it's a joke my man! 😂 Although that bee handling is not to be appreciated anyways, if I may say.
The bees they're using are also invasive to North America, so in a way it helps the native bees.
Wild bees are the most important bees
There's plenty for farming. The problem is the declining number of wild bees. They are specialised pollinators that can pollinate few kinds of plants, but way more efficiently than honey bees. Like, a single wild bee can do the job of 1000 honey bees (depending on the bees and the plants they are specialised for).
Imagine you just find a cartiledge filled with bees.
This seems like animal cruelty. Bees are able to feel emotions, just because they might not be as advanced as our emotions doesn't mean we should start doing whatever we want with them. Bees are so important, we need to protect them!!!
>Order a explosives detector
>Look inside
>Bees
lmao!
Yo
The automatic bee loader looks like something out of the Citadel in Half Life 2.
combine prisoner pods
We are the combine.
Yeah got weirdly uncomfortable watching that 😅
Imagine if bees get into it butt first😅
lmao
Bees:
"Where is the closest Trauma clinic?"
Ill join the military if they alow me to say "RELEASE THE BEES!"
🤣🤣🤣
🎉🎉🎉🎉
I remember months ago there was indeed an actual incident during the invasion phase made by russia on ukraine, some russian soldiers gone over to an abandoned/evacuated beekeeper's grounds, thinking they got some nice house to loot & sleep in for the night were instead met by Bee partisans. the enemy soldiers got stung.
Technically, the Vietcong used beehives and wasp nests as weapons against American G.I, so it’s not exactly wild to think about it.
“Fire the pigeons!”
Not even that guy but couldnt help thinking this is a PERFECT analogy for alien abduction stories! This is wild stuff. Great video!
No you right.
"Hey, what's that?"
"Idk let's grab it and find out."😂
Bee friend must be think his friends his crazy or hallucinating 😂 I mean in few days you are kidnapped by human get sugar water etc 😂 alien abduction too must be a crazy story to tell
Hey, they fed em, did some tests and let them go,
Let’s say aliens abduct you, give you free lasagna, make you lick bombs, then let you go.
They didn’t harvest my organs and I got lasagna.
I like this idea
Imagine the first person who pitched this idea of the bee military school cartridge to their boss
That bees looks more happiest than Me in my work
Glad you mentioned the HERO rats. They have also been trained to detect tuberculosis just from having a patient cough onto a sample slide.
Won't they rats risk getting it if they inhale the slide particles?
Apparently more then 60% Russians have tuberculosis, some kind of hard to kill strain..No joke
@@Nexalian_Gamer Because every species of animals have different types of genetic code so it can't affect rats while to humans it can
@@draughtgamer1417 useless comment. you are repeating what xmm jj said, but dumber.
@@Nexalian_Gamer Given enough time, tuberculosis might become communicable to rats but that'll take like, what? 1000 years? Not to mention these interactions have to happen on a daily basis.
I never thought I would see a magazine full of bees before.
We're one step closer to inventing the Terraria bee gun, and I'm all for that.
Okay but no wasp guns alright?
@@PiousMoltar That would certainly violate the Geneva Convention
@@PiousMoltar Asian giant hornet gun.
@@JoeMama-el1jk Why stop there? Go for the Tarantula hawk.
"Oh my science just like my heckin favourite video game" 😲😲😲😲😲😲
Now the bees are working a 9/5? Man.
KKKKK fico imaginando a abelha chegando de volta a colmeia depois de tudo isso e tentando explicar para as outras todo o rolê que ela passou
Bee Movie sequel looking interesting
Lol 😂
Flamethrower scene
Bee Movie 2: Barry gets drafted
"u are going to bee a bomb detector for the rest of your life"
It’s not cruel as long as they use white bees. If they use black bees it’s not cool
Another interesting one was the Bats we were training during WWII to deliver napalm to Japanese buildings. It never made it into the war, but we did burn down one of our own bases during training lol
Lol
I thought it DID turn out that they were used once to burn down half a city, but it was only recently discovered
@@Viki1999 no one's forcing you. Or at least no one legally can. Plus, nobody asked if having to work is cruel or not. Also, even if working is cruel doesn't mean turning bees into digital sensors is automatically ok.
@@alberteinstein8862 yes, they force you to work if you don't want to get kicked out of the country. No homeless slowed
@@alberteinstein8862 Nice deduction there, Einstein
Those bees better form a union. The work conditions are non-human.
“The bees need to chill” …and actually puts them into a fridge
2:21 I love how excited that dog got when he found the drugs. He couldn’t wait to get his treat.
I’d say it’s scarier more than making me happy. The more excited they are for a treat in exchange for alerting, the more likely they are to alert falsely. And they’re already bad enough in uncontrolled environments that you might as well just flip a coin.
At least bomb dogs tend to do better than drug dogs.
And it apparently is why those dogs are highly unreliable in their drug detection, just sayin'
Excited* not exited
he couldn't wait for that crack cocaine.
@@Naman-tc6jv thanks. I always mess that up.
Everyone is talking about bees... But no one talks about an advanced guided missile powered by Pigeons 🕊🕊
Yeah that’s nuts man holy shit😅
Both the Allies and the Axis actually still used carrier pigeons in WW2 because they feared that communication lines, including telephone and telegram, were being tapped and spied on.
Chicken powered nuclear bomb
It literally talks about bombs being guided by pigeons at 7:40 you MORON
"We don't know why these birdhouses keep getting blown up"
*¿Es cruel utilizar a personas como cobayas? Pues imagínate si ni siquiera tienes su permiso.*
Yes this is cruel.
The bee sensor just blew my mind. It's at the same time brilliant and dystopic.
Just let them be bees, it’s not their fault that humans are trying to blow eachother the fuck up. Leave them out of it
@@blackpillfitness9136 dogs:
“Hey, Honey, I’m headed to work now. Just need to first pickup a few hundred bees before I get to the office…”
@@blackpillfitness9136 they’re fine
@@drkclshrdogs are domestic animals that can't even live in the wild on their own, and some happen to be selectively bred for "working" purposes, and working dogs get treated like royalty and live very long and prosperous lives. You thinking that's even close to analogous to capturing bee's, doping them up, and essentially zombifying them is sad and scarily misguided.
Imagine if bees were used for guiding missiles. It would be an advanced form of beelistics.
I hate it here
Underrated dad joke
Scary stuff. Bees cost less than any digital component. You have unlimited supply of them. And it’s not that inhumane either. They die constantly in very brutal ways in nature like being beheaded by a hornet, so burning in the explosion is not the worst way to go.
Now imagine if bacteria were used for guidance.
Ic Bee m
Those look like high capacity magazines.
That pigeon experienced the plot of Ender's Game
Convict: "What you in for?"
Bad man: "15 years, squished a "service bee."
Child molester: HOLY SHIT, EVERYONE, THIS GUY KILLED A SERVICE BEE. GET HIM!
Bad man: NONONO (Gets the living shit beat out of him and dies)
Bees being sucked into that vacuum tube is some War of the Worlds stuff there. 😂
I watched the series yet I cannot understand this. Is it because of the dogs, is it more out there about this world?
@@Doonutzs War of the Worlds is a movie, not a series, so I don’t know if you have an accurate understanding of what we’re talking about
this is like the flintstones when the bird draws the photograph inside the camera
I feel like the "after a few days the bees are let back into the hive" is just what they tell people. It would be a lot of effort to train them just to let them go..
5:56 They literally only need a few hours to fully train. Releasing and allowing them to live naturally is way easier than confining them and making sure each one stays alive and well-fed.
It is easier to put them back in the hive than lie about it, it is the least they can do, and we would raise a stink if we found out otherwise.
They just need sugar water to stay alive lol
In the summer, they have a quite short life. Might not even be feasible to use them for long periods.
@@FlorinArjocu Important that these hard workers are treated right,in China ,they have waged a war on wildlife and now humans have to pollinate crops,like apples. We only live a short life as well, but as a civilization, we prosper. The hive lives.
I love how somebody had to engineer and then build all this and then somehow find a manufacturing plant that would mold all this. Amazing work.
Cruel af though. Abusing animals as gadgets.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 Why? What about this is cruel or abusive? The bees are given food, trained to do something beneficial to the only beings on the planet capable of aiding their declining population, and released.
@@Nawmps So basically you are pro-slavery
How unintelligent are you? We are the very reason Bees are in danger in the first place.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 What are you, nine years old??
@@Nawmpsimagine doing exactly the same with humans.
I don't like the automatic 'wrapping' progress etc. But whatever, in the end, yes they live, and also get the ability to "smell" bombs.
But the way how they are trained seems cruel :).
Every time working as a carpenter coating things like lacquer i had strange interactions with bees like it confused them
"Hold on let me just reload my bee mags"😂
Trained Eagles, Falcons, and Owls are employed at Kelowna International Airport in British Colombia, Canada. They are used to attack birds coming within approach and the general vicinity of the runway. There has not been a bird strike on an aircraft since the program started.
That is really cool and interesting , never knew about this. Thank you for sharing this
Neat, in the Netherlands around Schiphol Airport we use, funnily enough, robot birds of prey for that same purpose. Generally, for the flock birds here, the mere silhouette of a falcon or other bird of prey is enough to keep them away from the runway
Cats of the sky
@@TheGenericAssasin If Eagles were cats of the sky they probably wouldn't eat cats.
Same thing in Uruguay, at Carrasco Airport
This is perhaps the most fascinating thing I've seen in a while. Absolutely would have thought someone was pulling my leg if I heard this from someone in conversation
I tried explaining this to one of my friends in an engineering school. He was absolutely shocked when I explained what this was. He also found the part about them sticking out their tongues quite amusing. It’s crazy to think that we use bee tongues to scan for bombs…
I remember reading about this in an Engineering periodical about 13 years ago and everyone i told at the time thought i was joking them!
I've always been intrigued why it's never come out as a real technology, as honestly bee's make both sniffer dogs & sharks look like noobs!
Is interesting to see this is finally being developed!
You had me at "a cartridge of bees" XD
this thumb sounds like a bunch of office bees
The pigeon guided bomb didn't loose funding because "nobody took it seriously", it lost funding because they figured out how to use a radar to do the same job as the pigeon.
This lead to the development of the ASM-N-2 "Bat" Active Radar homing glide bomb which saw limited action towards the end of ww2 and could engage ships from beond visual range while the pigeon obviously couldn't.
quick question the pigeon-guided missile the pidgeon was IN the bomb right so every guided missile is another pidgeon dead?
@@myriadpro1641 yes. But do keep in mind that each of those pigeon guided missile would have, if they were adopted, been able to sink an entire warship with hundreds if not thousands of crewmembers so it does seem like a worth while investment (if it were not for the fact that they developed active radar guidence which was better in every way).
@@jakobc.2558 aight thnks truly a needed sacrifice rest in piece war pigeons
@@myriadpro1641 They never saw action, so no need for that. But the morality of a pigeon life when trying to kill how many crewmembers a battle ship would have had is indeed a moot point.
Don't underestimate pigeons my friend.
Automated bee loading device was not a phrase I ever expected to hear
0:34 - Honey bees needs to chill.
Okay so theyre gonna give em treats?
- So theyre kept in refrigerator
I didnt think they would chill them LITERALLY
and this is why aliens don't talk with us
I saw the thumbnail and thought this was training for bees going into office jobs and was gonna totally agree that's animal cruelty right there...
It’s more like the bee matrix
Animals that can count (various), apes that can use sign language, dogs and cats that get help when owners get sick or fall, dogs are truly a gift to us as they can be trained to do so many different things.
Not to be that guy but apes don’t actually use sign language, the person who “taught “ koko was highly biased and also didn’t speak asl herself.
@@stillinfamous the fact the ape could learn from a human at all is still impressive
@stillinfamous8995 Yeah, I agree with the message of this comment overall, but there's a ton of evidence showing that the "ASL learning" apes were nothing more than pseudo-science using very faulty methods of experimentation.
@@theonlineanimal6009 learn what? Fake sign language?
@@XERXESDOE so she made up her own language. Dosnt change the fact the ape learned it
"But how do you take a pigeon from playing ping ping to guiding a bomb" damn that sounds so cool
7:38 no matter how many time I rewind to this bit, I will never not-laugh at these words 😂😂
bro imagined getting your boat sunk by a bird 💀💀💀💀💀💀
I can imagine the next time I’m going through airport security and they stick something that looks like a handheld vacuum cleaner into someone’s bag and I instinctively know “hehe, there are bees in there. Bomb-sniffing honeybees.”
XD
oppsie dropped the scanner.
angry bee cloud.
even bees are out here getting drafted
As long as the animals are taken care of well and not harmed, should be good.
The problem with drug sniffing dogs, or most mammals with handlers is that they can be trained secondarily, and usually accidentally, to the handlers response and not the presence of drugs.
I know what you mean for dogs, but I don’t think these bees would have the same consequences, they don’t responds to human cues like that of a dog.
But bees, I think they are more aloof. They don’t care unless your a flower.
Or they think so
@@philipeono Their statement was specifically about dogs and similar mammals. They were basically saying this is a problem that's solved by using bees.
@@drew6524That is what bees want you to believe.
Almost seemed like an April Fools joke. This is incredible. Man has truly dominated nature (Minus hurricanes, global warming, earthquakes and a million other examples).
Weather warfare and seismic weapons have entered the chat…
Covid-19
Nature is earth. Space is a bit bigger. And yet we try to defend from comets.
It’s March 17th 🤦♂️
Nature will always be our master. As much as our ignorant arrogant species likes to think differently. Hopefully she extinct us before we spread into inter planetary parasites.
Fun Experiment: Replace all mentions of the word 'Bee' in this video with 'Human'. Try it!
I would imagine understanding how to replicate the detection mechanism bees have would be a much better alternative, and could probably be more affordable once established
Sometimes biology is simply better than electronics.
Well that why ethics come in, slavery is economically convinient but not socially. @@alanrice6077
Hello ! May Allah protect and guide you to his light and happiness in this life and the hereafter, God bless, Ameen. Excuse me for giving a little presentation of Islam, because it is very misunderstood nowadays, especially on those « Antichrist's » times, where media and politics are mixed to distort history and truth. Thank you very much for your time.
Islam is an arabic word that means the Surrender to the One and Only God, our Creator, Protector, Provider, who gives us life and all that we have, we are safe and sound by his will and grace, we are His and to Him we return, and we have to thank him in this trial life by submitting to him by our free will, or later in the Day of judgment when it's too late to save our own skin. Islam was the original Religion descended to earth from heaven with Adam and Eve (peace and blessing be upon them) in the beginning of humanity. and was passed to people with the succession of the 124 000 prophets and 315 messengers of God to all nations and civilizations since, passing by Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Ismaël, Joseph, Moses, Aaron, Joshua, David, Solomon and Jesus (Peace and blessing be upon them) during the history of mankind, the last replaces and completes the previous, until the succession of the last messenger of God fourteen centuries ago, Muhammad (Peace and blessing be upon him) to complete the noble morals of all mankind, to bring humans and jinns out of darkness into light, and to purify people's religion and belief from corruption and polytheism, and return it to purity and true monotheism, like it was in the times of the prophets (Peace and blessing be upon them).
Many Religions that we know nowadays, at their beginning were true and under Islam, initiated by one of the prophets of God, but their original teachings, history and scriptures have been corrupted over time with falsification and polytheism, or lost and replaced with false ones. That's why Islam is the only Religion accepted by God nowadays, which consists in bearing witness that there is no god besides Allah (God in Aramaic, the original language of Jesus and the Gospel), and that Muhammad is His servant and messenger, just like Jesus and Moses and others are His servants and messengers. Never a messenger of God said he was God or literally son of God, it was the people after him who changed the words of God and corrupted the Religion. God is unique and absolute, He does not need to have a family and sons or to associate anyone else with His kingdom, He can simply create whatever He wants, everything belongs to Him, and to Him everything will return. Allah said in Surah Al-Mu’minun : “God has never begotten a son, nor is there any god besides Him. Otherwise, each god would have taken away what it has created, and some of them would have gained supremacy over others. Glory be to God, far beyond what they describe. The Knower of the hidden and the manifest. He is exalted, far above what they associate. (91-92 / Translated by ITANI).
Allah means the one and only God, the God of all prophets and creatures, the creator of the universe and mankind, and the Master of the Day of judgment, where our destiny, Hell or Paradise, is decided based on our faith and deeds in this trial life, and above all, Allah's mercy.
Allah said in Surah Al-Ikhlas : In the name of God, the Gracious, the Merciful.
Say, “He is God, the One. God, the Absolute. He begets not, nor was He begotten. And there is none comparable to Him.” (1-4 / Translated by ITANI).
Allah said in Surah An-Nisa : O FOLLOWERS of the Gospel! Do not overstep the bounds [of truth] in your religious beliefs, and do not say of God anything but the truth. The Christ Jesus, son of Mary, was but God's Apostle - [the fulfilment of] His promise which He had conveyed unto Mary - and a soul created by Him. Believe, then, in God and His apostles, and do not say, "[God is] a trinity". Desist [from this assertion] for your own good. God is but One God; utterly remote is He, in His glory, from having a son: unto Him belongs all that is in the heavens and all that is on earth; and none is as worthy of trust as God. Never did the Christ feel too proud to be God's servant, nor do the angels who are near unto Him. And those who feel too proud to serve Him and glory in their arrogance [should know that on Judgment Day] He will gather them all unto Himself: (171-172 / Translated by Muhammad Asad).
Allah the Most Merciful said in Surah Ali-Imran : Behold, the only [true] religion in the sight of God is [man's] self-surrender unto Him; and those who were vouchsafed revelation aforetime took, out of mutual jealousy, to divergent views [on this point] only after knowledge [thereof] had come unto them. But as for him who denies the truth of God's messages - behold, God is swift in reckoning!
Thus, [O Prophet,] if they argue with thee, say, "I have surrendered my whole being unto God, and [so have] all who follow me!" - and ask those who have been vouchsafed revelation aforetime, as well as all unlettered people, "Have you [too] surrendered yourselves unto Him?" And if they surrender themselves unto Him, they are on the right path; but if they turn away - behold, thy duty is no more than to deliver the message: for God sees all that is in [the hearts of] His creatures.
Verily, as for those who deny the truth of God's messages, and slay the prophets against all right, and slay people who enjoin equity - announce unto them a grievous chastisement.
It is they whose works shall come to nought both in this world and in the life to come; and they shall have none to succour them.
(19-22 / Translated by Muhammad Asad)..
God said : Say, “We believe in Allah, and in what was revealed to us, and in what was revealed to Abraham, and Ishmael, and Isaac, and Jacob, and the Patriarchs, and in what was given to Moses and Jesus, and in what was given to the prophets from their Lord. We do not differentiate between any of them. And to Him, we surrender.”
(2:136 / Translated by Community)
Salam (Peace) -----------------------
"They use drones to monitor bees on the minefield"
I was expecting the drone to carry the bee cartridges, like a mothership of sorts. Releasing the bees and watching them makes much more sense.
also: 10:15 ah, finally. The navy seal.
jeez I thought you were talking about male bees...
too bad that that's a sea lion
“RELEASE THE BEES” 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Like an alien mothership? Fucking scary.
The Nabee Seal
The pigeon knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't.
If there is a situation where the pigeon forgets where it is, it subtracts where it isn't, from where it is, or where it is, from where it isn't. Whichever is greater.
It's like they are working a desk job
" introducing the yellow jacket " - darren cross
I remember seeing footage of a lab where they attached wires and other scientific equipment to a giant beetle. When they pressed a button on a keyboard, the beetle started flapping its wings until another key was pressed to stop it. I'm sure this tech might benefit people in the future but I find this kind of thing quite creepy.
>benefit people
There is some comfort to know that at least the bees aren’t being wired or physically impacted in any way other than restraint.
But we know there must still be a number of casualties through mishandling and even stress.
Think they don't do those kind of experiments in humans?
Some say the vaccines are a human experiment
You cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs@@CompanionCorbs
iirc the pigeon targeting thing was actually repurposed for search missions on helicopters because pigeons were found to be incredibly more effective at seeing objects in the ocean than humans.
They would strap a few in the helicopter with their own little window and they'd peck a sensor if they saw anything.
did pigeons ever evolve to catch fish on the surface of water? or could it be their eyes pigment let them see better among the ocean reflection?
@@unkindled6410 all birds see significantly better than humans. Birds also can see more colours than we humans can, we're basically colourblind in comparison to birds
@@loriblackangelsnowall birds see significantly better than mammals in general. Mammalian eyesight is some of the worst on the planet, because all the mammals around today evolved from nocturnal mammals in the Cretaceous. And nocturnal animals have worse sight, for hopefully obvious reasons.
It’s just never something we were even able to have.
Its insane what humans are doing with animals just because they can. Imagine the outrage if some other higher species would do this with humans against their will.
The scarriest part is that we live in the dystopian horror our grandfathers saw in cinemas, and every day we stray closer to the dystopian horrors we see in cinemas today.
This could simplify the whole TSA process by selectively breeding hornets to sting anything that smells like explosives. Not everyone would be deterred by the possibility of death, but I feel like a lot of people would be deterred by a swarm of hornets flying toward them.
Explosion is painless
Wouldn't experience anything for like maybe one second
A bunch of hornets?
That shit gone hurt
Sounds like good idea until the Taliban invent a tiny button for the hornets to press and explode terrorism anyways
This i agree so much, imagine just releasing 10000 bees at large airports, maybe even a 100000. I think its a great idea.
Bad idea. Next thing you know you have next of kin suing you because your hornets stung someone to death just because that person had had some fun at the gun range recently.
Aside from the obvious joke, this is a pretty bad idea considering false positives. If you shot guns or handled fireworks the same day you would be annihilated for no reason