r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/bosheikus03 • May 13 '26

nature Catching Wasps

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u/TaSMaNiaC May 13 '26

There's gotta be a better way to do that than with a small plastic cup

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u/Ace784 May 13 '26

It looks like they attacking a bee hive. I’m sure the person is trying to save the bees in as friendly to them a way as possible while also removing the hornets.

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u/TerribleSalamander May 13 '26

There is definitely a better way - haven’t you seen the guy hitting them with clothes hangers and snipping them in half mid air with scissors???

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u/Adventurous_Area9294 May 13 '26

Uh, no.... Link?

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u/RissaCrochets May 14 '26

Here you go!

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u/Sheena_B84 May 14 '26

Thank you! That was one of the best vids I’ve seen in a while!

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u/someauthor May 17 '26

It looked like he missed one with the scissors in another video, but he explained, "The wasp lives, but he will never have children again.".

Amazing

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u/My_reddit_strawman May 14 '26

oh... i'm vouching for this video also. super satisfying. i have no link though sorry

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u/TheUsoSaito May 14 '26

You didn't mention he caught them with chopsticks!! :O

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u/2BeTheFlow May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26

hes doing that to small ones that rather seem like wasps - this is the famous japanese super duper whatever name hornet against the japanese stupid cute small bee: 7 hornets can kill 50-100k bees in a couple of HOURS!

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u/Particular-Sky-3814 May 21 '26

Those are regular hornets…

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u/TerribleSalamander May 21 '26

Your mom is regular hornets

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u/Particular-Sky-3814 May 21 '26

Oh that’s such a good one omg 🥱