Giant Hornets Massacre European Bees | Buddha Bees and The Giant Hornet Queen | BBC Earth 

Crazy right! Bees will actually help one another.. Say if one falls into honey they will clean the bee until its completely clean all taking turns to clean..

Gave me call of duty world war 2 campaign flashbacks

How did she die in half a millisecond? Her body is intact so the hornet didn't slice her. Did she die of shock?

@@olmostgudinaf8100 TIL, corrected my comment.

@@Kale_Kale what is TIL?

アニメAnimeyic LMAO

😂😂😂

When you join in the middle of the match and your team are losing

@@potato9027 then you realize the enemy team names look like this: ギリギリ

Phil Florence. *O H N O*

Unfortunately for the hornets, their genocide would never be forgotten. After a few days, a Japanese Honeybee General named Beepoleon Beenoparte would shape the Hive's army into a top tier, imperial army with experience. After the queen bee's death, General Beenoparte would be voted as the Emperor of the hive, and he would make alliances with other Hives. This formed the Beeperial Coalition, one truly united Bee Force. As the fateful day drew near, the same day the Genocide happened to the poor bees, the hornets would come again and commit another tragedy. But the bees were prepared this time, and at the time the United Hornets Army came, a private lured the hornets into the hive. The Hornet army was wondering why the hive was empty, but then suddenly, the bees CHARGED! The hornets, surprised and scared, tried to fight back but the tactics of the bees were overwhelming. The bees used the tactic that the Japanese Bees used against Asian Hornets, which was a bee ball that heated up and roasted hornets. Their one weakness. Hornets retreated in droves as the few left behind were slaughtered and roasted as toast by the bees. But the Beeperial Army wasn't done yet! Beepoleon told his men to go on the counter-offensive and follow the hornets to their hive. The hornets stood no chance, and just the way they did it to the bees, the Beeperial Army tore the Hornet Hive to shreds, toasted all of the hornets and ate all of the young. Sure, it was genocide, but would it be fair if the bees never got their revenge? After all, revenge is sweet, and bees like sweetness :) Vive La Hive!

Bro that was the worst story I came up with im sorry

@@reiforsale bro that was fire wdym

​@@reiforsaleThat was an wholesome story very cool man i liked that alot

@xxCordellMxx001The bees won, but the casualties were Bees-25,000 Hornets-150

It has nothing to do with "being nice." They have a hive mind. They aren't a bunch of friendly neighbours.

@@SalvableRuin You have no idea if they're nice or not. The entire concept of niceness is a few chemical responses in the brain that reward us for certain actions. Whose to say bees aren't the exact same way?

He’s Dragging his ally to medic.

Ikr and then they all hovered over him as they continued to help him, a truly powerful family

nothing nice about bees. The moment any bee starts to act weird at all, show any kind of weakness, even if it runs into the wall too many times trying to land at the enterance of the hive, the others will kill it in a heart beat. bees are brutally effecitent: helping those they should and killing those they shoudnt help.

Kill bill lol

True

So this video is prequel of "Bees Kill A Giant Hornet With Heat "

Then one surviving hornet left for America to learn how to use an “AK47” for *his* revenge.

European bees do that too

They will eat him

Beefriend Obs: all worker bees are female

@@Kallastar. Oooh now that explains it! Lol

Do u even know what legend means

Which Minute?

Me too man that was painful. You fuckin cameraman I don't care about science just close the gate, give them a fighting chance.

@@user-jp7mb4ns7x you really think there was a camera man in the place ? If there was someone he would probably be dead or would just run

@@Kauan176ProBr what are you talking about? There is safety equiptment, suits, helmets etc. I can't say for sure that there is a crew on site while this is recorded but it is very likely.

It was probably a small drone recording

As a HornetKeeper this is heartwarming

Madlad was riding on him

Mortality rate is much higher than covid -19 🙃 But still better than covid -19

I am impressed, that's quite a maths

That's horrible! 😱😱😱 Massacre! How comes no intervention? The farmer can use fire to expel those murderers.

Giant hornets can even kill you if you get stung by them.

HAZINA AFRIKA - TANZANIA SAFARIS umm. no, not really. you must be slow or something. that was VERY simple math 😅

@Desean Martin quadruple self comment copier

@@d.k.mministry1950Really? Heard of that but... We're talking about Hornets vs bees, not about Jesus. Damn.

All nature is brutal like that, when you want to observe nature, you have to get used to it...

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....Fatality

WHAT ? SOMEONE IS LOWERING THE NUMBER OF BEES IN THIS ROOM !! MY LARGE TRUCKS FILLED TO THE BRIM WITH JAPANESE BEES OUGHT TO PUT A STOP TO THAT !!

Did that make sense 150 odd likes as well !!!?🥴

@@alonelyperson6031 wanna trade your japanese honey bee for my shiny European honey bee

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

These bees need to call reinforcements from Japan.

"But... We are the invasive species."

Except this IS in Japan, where the hornets are native. It’s the European honeybees that are the invasive species here. (Both species are invasive in North America).

They may help control the Africanized bees in the southern parts of the us.

@@bensmall6548 They sadly wouldn't Africanized honey bees actually swarm where as European bees do semi swarms, where they think to scare off the attacker. Africanized bees legitimately try to "kill off" the attacker in which case the 1000 to 1 odds would favor the African bees.

@Desean Martin how many times have you copied your own comment?

the next bee movie....

*BZZZZ BZ BZZ BZZ BZZ BZZ BZZ BZZZ*

Where is bee levi

That day the European Bees remembered....

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@Desean Martin quintuple self comment copier

@@d.k.mministry1950 Mate what is wrong with you.

soy

Desean Martin I don’t think he loved the bees

lol I came after watching the same video because the curiosity just came to my mind too

Nigga same wtf

sameeeeee. came from the same video

same here

Samr

That fact wasn't fun at all clemens

@@jamesmatthews6136 cmon james no need to be so negative

Red wedding

@@rafikono7007 Ooooooooooh niice

Black clover all over again

So basically hornets are useless and if we kill them all nothing will change since they contribute nothing to the ecosystem except the deaths of those that do matter. Ok...

@hansen00 giant hornets are not some kind of mutant alien. They are natural. Not all bees are helpless to hornet attacks too. Japanese bees can swarm a giant hornet and bake it to death. Only European bees are helpless to giant hornet attacks.

Life doesn't need purpose, biological teleology is a sham. If there's a niche it is exploited, simple as. You also don't seem to mention all the other solitary bees that they out compete food for either (in fact native bees are under a lot of pressure from domestic ones). By the way a lot of ants are brutal murder machines in their own right.

@@ethanharrydu Giant hornets aren't native to Europe. Like you said, Japanese bees can swarm them. Because they've coexisted for more than a couple of years. These European bees don't know what they're encountering since they have evolved separately. Never did I say giant hornets were mutated or unnatural. But in the environment of Europe they're unnatural.

Hornets and wasps are important in controlling insect populations. The issue is the Giant Asian Hornet is native to Japan, and if it spreads elsewhere as an invasive species, or comes incotact with other invasive species (European Honeybees in this case), then what would normally be competition between species in the ecosystem is mroe of a slaughter

ChubbyDino lol

Everyone panic save ur selves forget our children

@@aaronbishopp7612 LMAO

Duude i saw the same thing and was like Somebody has to commented this

I think its 0:17 xD

Lol ikr! That was cool but its not a movie😅

Metal gear v style

Omg lol

xD

Hahahahahah

And we kill both buzz

Lop

Bee: this is bizz 4-2 taking one out with me. Goodbye Hornet: THIS IS MOWER 5-6 I HAVE BEEN TAGGED! MAYDAY MAYDAY!

The bee dies for the queen Hornet kill in action (KIA)

The bee: *"ALLAHU AKH BAH!"*

Bee: MAYDAY MAYDAY LOST CONTROL OF THE HORNET, I REPEAT LOST CONTROL OF THE HORNET. OH QUEEN OH MY QUEEN PLEASE HELP ME

That bee was the main character who will save the Queen

That’s why you gotta bring the Bois

Not if you had a flamethrower

You are human just get some armor and weapon and you can massacre all of them

5 years ago i've lost 30.000 bees in half an hour and the world just f'ing watched.

Nah, I'd win

they fought bravely against a superior enemy, they outnumbered the enemy greatly but a single troop of the enemy butchered them in thousands,

@@fenrir834 What I don't understand is why the bees don't FIGHT BACK??? Why are they sitting there and taking it?? Scratch, punch, claw, yell. DO ANYTHING. FIGHT!

​@@costco_pizza They tried, but they could not do anything. It looks like they are doing nothing but this is the best they can do. It is like watching an unarmed man being mauled by a bear. Unarmed man cannot do anything.

@@costco_pizzatheir actually stinging the bigger bees but it’s not doing anything

I would torch every single giant hornet with a flame thrower.

Vegetarians: *cries*

lmao

Well not all Nature is good! Some of them are Evil! (Thats the truth! You being a bad boy or a good boy, you still will be killed by Nature itself)

I once saw a vegan on Instagram say “Eating and producing meat is the leading cause of global warming”. I laughed my ass off lmao

@Phazelight Cows themselves also cause global warming so NOT eating cows causes global warming in a way because they release an insane amount of methane into the atmosphere due to their 4 stomachs and the amount they eat everyday. "This means a lot of methane, one of the gases that causes the worst warming. One cow can produce up to 200kg of methane a year. Most of it is released as burps, but some certainly escapes out of the rear end, too! Because humans eat so much beef and milk, there are an awful lot of cows in the world, and their burping and farting causes a sizable contribution to our greenhouse gas emissions, making up nearly a third of all emissions from agriculture, by some estimates." - Dani Rabaiotti, environmental scientist and co-author of True or Poo? So both producing food and not producing food cause global warming. Both vegans and meat eaters are saving the world, and also destroying it lmao. By the way this isn't an argument, unless you were advocating for veganism preventing global warming, it was just a fun fact.

So it's hornets who are killing the planet

i got stung by a bee one time. i agree its painful as hell but it was healed few days later. then i got stung by a fking wasp. its like a hornet but smaller. i was taken to the emergency room hospital because my arm was swollen bad as hell.

This video is in Japan and the bees are european, so they serve no environmental task and probably do more harm than good there. The hornets just did a cleanup job for the ecossystem.

@@flydrop8822 lol u are nuts. hornets are literally pest of the ecosystem. we can survive without them. bees are the opposite.

@@j1n89 you dont know much about ecology if you think that. Every organism that is settled in a biome has some kind of role in that biome. Those hornets were there for millions of years so the biome developed with them. Were they gone extinct by human activity this would most likely lead to ecological issues in that region, possibly including the dissemination of european bees and resulting damage to the native bee populations due to competition. Without the native bees, many native plants that depend on them for polination would also be at risk, and the animals that feed on them too, and animals that feed on those and so on, negatively affecting the whole ecossystem. Ultimately, this could lead to damage to us humans, as the people there rely on native crops that could be at risk due to all of this. Its good that the hornets are there to kill invasive bees as that protects the native bees and therefore the entire ecossystem. This is even good for us humans, because it means that we can bring the european bees there and use them in our own beefarms without fear they will invade the natural habitat since unprotected european beehives are vulnerable to the hornets (this is not guaranteed though and should be done carefully regardless). In nature, the only pests are we humans and whatever we bring with us (like the european honeybees, which are already invasive in many parts of the world).

If only they used nord VPN

mhm :/

@@cozmic5655 XD

This is the same as the human race as being decimated against your will. This strengthens the reason i don't believe in God "the all merciful", "the all powerful". Where was the mercy? Where was a sufficient reason 30k peaceful bee's that nurture the rest of nature lost to 30 useless parasites. Explain that appropriately

1:50 especially them. Look how 2 bees jumped on the monster making it fly how heroic. I feel like im watching a movie lmaoo

@@nathanielbugg7355 😮

I died reading this

@@nathanielbugg7355 can't find it. Only a movie with Jake Gyllenhaal shows up when I search for it

Yes, Plan Hornet!

Antz lol

Nah, watching them wiggle in pain was rougher

The saddest part was seeing the dying hornets.

​@@cicadaandwaspenthusiastit won't be long till nations unite and make the Asian hornet extinct, and thats exactly what this vermin need.

Watch the one that's like this but with the Japanese bees.

@@randomnessproductions4212 Got a link?

@@rafiqhazarry2465 yeah here it is m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UNroEwFxh6I.html

@@randomnessproductions4212 Thank you

@@randomnessproductions4212 Thank you

Broooo imagine that

**Dies**

66?

@@PetrFigala sixty stings

I see what you did there heh

69

*EXECUTE ORDER 66!* Captain Rex: wait these aren’t battle droids

Bee medic: Roger that! Medic OTW!

Wall is breached pull back to keep...retreattt

“WE ARE SUFFERING HEAVY CASUALTIES, ALL AVAILABLE PERSONNEL ARE T-! THEY BROKE THE DEENCE!

Meanwhile their queen - "we give them no ground stay on offence".

Flash backs to saving private Ryan

Clemens? Du hier? :D

Bro thats the most tender tasting meat.

*NATURE*

i think we make a robotic sick bay for the bees and get tiny drone to kill these falme thrower so r get these frone to capture the hornets and flame them in bioling lava

Eh for acceptable tactic, I grade it...Bee.

Bee: VALHALLA AWAITS!

“I’M READY! HOW ‘BOUT YOU!?” ~the bee, maybe

*WATCH OUT WATCH OUT WATCH OUT- OHH!!!!*

I think it's CGI.

I wonder if he is enjoying it I know I am

I know right. He might get nervous and run

You arent supposed to interrupt nature, even at her most cruel state.

Plot twist: This video was captured by a hornet

@@TheLastWord117 says who lmao

U can’t cap tho it’s pretty impressive how fast they wiped out the whole hive

That's why evolution is a myth. How many traits have to develop simultaneously for any of this to work as it does.

Why tf did you comment that on this video. This vid is about bees being massaged by Hornets...maybe a ww2 vid but ether then that :/

ALSO THEY KILL THE BABY BEES NOOO :(

@@DannyrusK * you wouldn't get it.

Sry

Aaron Ifafore-Angoy Debatable whether we are more intelligent. But yes we are animals.

Same😭

Bro same

Yeah those Japan honeybees need to teach these guys their ways

If it makes you feel better, European honeybees are a major invasive species (yes, that’s how they ran into Asian giant hornets in the first place-the bees invaded Asia).

Bk Jeong So karma got them good

@Hello World! Also, humans kill other species for fun, because they are not useful in their eyes, or because they preposterously think they have the right to determine where and how other species live. Hornets don't bother other species that are not their prey, except in self-defence.

@@vladdracul5072 Bro this is so true, and it doesn't even have to be strong humans or fully grown ones killing other species. Like for example, I think every little kid has poured water down an ant hole just for fun 😆killing hundreds for no other reason just to entertain ourselves.. and those are KIDS, not evena adults ahaha

@@steamyninja8881 Yes, I remember that I'm also not totally innocent in that regard.

Cameraman is a legend didn't you know that

I know this is another cameraman joke but how exactly did they film this inside the hive during this war Pls be serious

@@SaturnRingersonVI We can thousand of kilometers away from and look at smallest atom in the universe. Now ask yourself how did they/we film inside the hive?

I was looking for a comment like this and was going ti say this until I saw yours

@@SaturnRingersonVI The cameraman is a wasp, don't fall for wasp propaganda.

“Lest we forget”

@Desean Martin triple self comment copier

Underrated comment

@@d.k.mministry1950 wtf

Haha i love this sarcastic comment intended for murica. The global police trying to spread some 'freedom' all over the globe

@@Hetzerg Stop explaining a joke

Yeah XD. They were scared prolly

@Desean Martin I don't know wut to say anymore

@@d.k.mministry1950 I don't know what to say anymore

The Bee general should be hung for incompetence

dont blame them blame the dam nature who made them like this and they do have a job in the echosystem

Isn't that what Attack on Titan is all about ?

@@neerajkrishnang3916 ^

Ever heard of cannibals??😬

I'd rather not

I have a few ideas 😇

Hornets have massive Jaws, so I don't a small hole will stop them from chewing their way inside

We must breed tame bee-eaters that recognize bees as friends but massacre hornets on sight, and place two or three tame bee-eater guards near the hives to repel hornets.

@@Hyraladen people actually do put a metal mesh over the nest so that only the bees can fit inside its a simple solution that works pretty well.

@@astick5249 that's amazing, I hope majority of bee farmers are using that solution

@@Hyraladen Yea the people who live in the hornets natural habitat have found good ways to coexist with them

That may be. But having this on film is extremely important to demonstrate the dangers of imported species

@@ParadoxVoid08 so this is what happening here then I'm gonna squash some hornet As easy as that

Than you would be among the casualties

Well thousands of hornets will attack

But now you fighting hornets

Would be more like Sis because they are all female

a world without Bombus and bee so without important Pollinator will be a disaster

Will never bee the same i guess

Actually without honeybees we'd be fine Just no money from honey

A world without bees will be completely dead. Nothing will live.

@@absolutezerochill2700 Honey bees pollinate 80% of the world’s vegetation. Most of the fruits and veggies you eat are thanks to bees. They’re one of the most important organisms on the planet.

The domesticated ones are safe tho. Since humans are not very happy with their honey supplies being tampered with. A keeper can just walk up to the box in a suit and squish them during the attack. The hornets are completely outmatched in that situation. Unfair for the hornets but great help for the bees. The hornets are actually doomed since they are messing with a human livestock. And as shown in nature time and time again, that’s not a very good idea. The population of bees in the wild are huge anyway. Sucks that we have to deal with another new invasive species in the Americans again...

What about Africanized counterparts

@Desean Martin pls stop

@@bubblysprite8089 in the next episode: Africanized Bees VS Japanese Giant Hornets.

Like it's said in the video, these hornets are the asian variant, and these bees are the european variant. These bees never lived among these hornets thus didn't evolve to find ways to counter them unlike the Japanese bee. It's kind of unfair matchuo because i find it unlikely European bees are used in Asia eventhough European bees bring in more honey than their Asian counterpart.

Awesome. 😁 Love me some Doctor Who references.

I got it 😂

Pretty much how the series 2 finale went down

May glory be to the one that created these creatures Verily! In the creation of the heavens and the earth, and in the alternation of night and day, and the ships which sail through the sea with that which is of use to mankind, and the water (rain) which Allah sends down from the sky and makes the earth alive therewith after its death, *and the moving (living) creatures of all kinds that He has scattered therein* and in the veering of winds and clouds which are held between the sky and the earth, are indeed Ayat (proofs, evidences, signs, etc.) for people of understanding. - the quran For people of understanding For people of understanding For people of understanding

It's because the bees here in Europe have not been in contact with Asian hornets whereas the Japanese bees have evolved

@@fahim5532 bring proof that these bees evolved.

@@xy5853 They didn't. that's why they're dead now.

@@daanvandongen1422 if you thought that i meant these bees in the video then there is a problem ; i meant European bees in general... Understand comments correctly before replying..

Yet, it might be a corner of the iceberg in reality. 😭😭😭

No, this video captured the moment in nature. It would have still happened even if no camera was rolling.

martyed

It was for the video they didn’t lure the hornets to the nest so they could film it’s just part of nature

when wil come day I will retire ans set up a hammock as cllose as thay 'd let me watch them for an afternoonn . persoanlly i have grown to like the buzzing sound very relaxing chilly out time

@@kristjan1757 Are you 7 or just got hit on the brain?

The Hornets gotta eat too

It’s not bravery, they don’t know the concept of bravery, they are doing their job

@@mattwilkinson5858 🤓

on sum sasuke shit

Her* kiddo

Awesome. It's a bee bee see production.

The bees are the invasive species in this clip as it was filmed in Japan.

I think this was good 3d editing.

@@MagicMan-bu4ud Some was, some was real.

@@eskanda3434 These are invasive hornets.

@@ranimeRAT you mean english Hornets? (Get it cuz england)

What do you propose is done? All methods of fending off the hornets would harm the bees too.

That was just simple thing at that time. All countries would have do that.

This is not really "nature" tough this is Japanese hornets killing European defenseless bees. The hornets were brought here by humans

@@joeyvv4448 or the bees were brought to asia. If i have a look on the background it seems a bit jungle like environment

Protogen pog

Same here

Truly heartbreaking. I wanted to crush those Hornets through the phone

I like how the hornets eat the baby bees heads 😋. Then we shall kill the hornets.

@@MadSceintist. No. First let those hornets have their delicious meal 😋 and then kill em.

Killer bees would do even worse due to their aggression; they’d try to defend the colony by randomly swarming en masse, but Asian giant hornets are well-suited for (and have behavioural adaptations for) killing colonies of other eusocial insects in that sort of scenario (and with each hornet literally killing one bee every few seconds in extreme cases), so it just means a target-rich environment for the hornets. It’s like trying to charge cavalry into a line of autocannon emplacements. And the only way honeybees of any species can kill Asian giant hornets is by overheating them, as the hornets are too well-armoured for their stings to penetrate; against a single Asian giant hornet trying to pick off one bee to take back to its colony, killer bees (and European honeybees, which are the same species as killer bees) could actually do well. The problem is that Asian giant hornets don’t always operate alone, and in group attacks (like the one shown in this video) they will try to kill every single bee in a hive first BEFORE they start taking their kills back to their colony, so in those cases trying to confront the hornets directly just gets the bees killed faster. The Asiatic honeybee (as in, the honeybee that evolved in a predator-prey relationship with these hornets) has much more organized defensive behaviours (targeting scouting hornets and erasing the marker pheromones left by scouts so a massed attack won’t happen, falling back into chokepoints inside the hive to set up ambushes, etc) instead of just mounting an all-out counterattack. Even then, the hornets do win some of the time, but it’s still a much better defence.

No that kills the bees too.

@@mlpfanboy1701 Acceptable Casualties

@@yipyap6161 Are bees under protection of the Geneva Convention?

@@Dgero They would qualify as Chemical weapons because they sting venom, so their entire existence is BANNED.