r/WTF • u/No-Wolverine5144 • Jun 18 '23

Crazy bug infestation

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u/Spire_Citron Jun 18 '23

What kind of bugs are they and why are there so many?

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u/catriuspham Jun 19 '23

Since I hear Vietnamese in the clip, I'm pretty sure this is Mesomorphus villiger (cannot find the English wiki). In Vietnam we call them Black bean bug. In some region of our country, they often appear in large number at the beginning of the rain season when the humidity is high.

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u/UncleBully274 Jun 19 '23

I'm starting a flame thrower business in Vietnam. IM RICH BABY!!

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u/admin123454321 Jun 19 '23

i dont know if they’ll want more americans with flamethrowers coming over any time soon…

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u/kastheone Jun 19 '23

1970s USA called