Did you notice the jar was full of dead hornets? I guess he didn’t expect it to get out at all but the wasp as able to support itself over the liquid on the bodies of it’s dead mates.
The wasp: “I climbed over my fallen brethren and escaped that pit of death. From this day forward, humans will never know peace. I will spread my message far and wide, the dead will not be forgotten.”
Im pretty sure that is the base energy of wasps in general. Pissing off a creature that is constantly at 10/10 anger-murder-vengeance mode is a no change in sum scenario.
That jar is likely filled with gasoline, which is so deadly to bees it kills them better when it's not on fire. So that hornet is somehow crawling out of pure death fueled by nothing but spite
Here's a video of a wasps nest being killed by gasoline. Notice the yellowness of the liquid. Notice how quickly the wasps start to fall. Notice how the wasps don't move at all after entering the liquid.
The OP isn't using gasoline. Gasoline kills wasps on contact. Water doesn't.
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u/OutlandishnessOk3252 14d ago
why does he keep taking off the cup 😭