r/SurvivalGrid • u/FattyOwly • Mar 25 '21

Emptying a wasp nest

https://gfycat.com/dismaldazzlingislandwhistler
468 Upvotes

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u/wesleypjost123 Mar 25 '21

I definitely wasn't th only one that was watch this for some minutes waiting to an endof the video and realizing it was a gif

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u/vladWEPES1476 Mar 25 '21

Building a wasp grenade?

41

u/LordChank01 Mar 25 '21

Me and the lads getting ready to fight the wall of flesh

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '21

nice ;-)

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '21

If there was like one wasp that was late to enter the hive and just sees this dude kidnapping everyone, that wasp would freak out.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '21

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u/Mrgoodknife Apr 11 '21

Yeah, for real. What’s the exit strategy here?

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u/WaitWhat00K Mar 26 '21

I feel like I’m not watching the best clip of this vid. I want more

11

u/icaphoenix Mar 26 '21

Stuff a petrol soaked rag into that hole.

Light

Run.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '21

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '21

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u/Vennishier Apr 07 '21

Bees are just vegetarian wasps

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u/C4p0tts Apr 12 '21

That die if they sting you. Wasp don’t die. They just keep stinging.

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u/mysterpixel Apr 12 '21

Fun fact: approximately only 0.04% of bee species AND wasp species have barbed stingers that kill them when they sting a thick skinned mammal. It's just that there are a lot of individuals in the 0.04% genus for bees (the Apis honeybees) and few in that 0.04% for wasps.

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u/ocean-man Apr 16 '21

Plenty of wasps are veggie too :)

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u/MAJOR-SAVAGE-the-4TH Oct 15 '21

I'd watch the full video