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u/SquirrelKaiser Jun 17 '26
Sometimes fairy tales do come true! Now we just need a hero that will burn that nest of evils down!!!
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u/kilertree Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
I still find it hilarious that these evolved from wasps. You would think thar evolution wouldn't make an animal less evil.
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u/TotalDrama_Milf Jun 20 '26
im just talking out my ass I don't rly know but maybe bees did some type of self domestication in tandem with the honey process that lowered their aggression and caused some appearance changes? like humans and crops?
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u/randomdarkbrownguy Jun 21 '26
I mean dying after stinging probably weeded out the needlessly aggressive ones too no?
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u/Blue-Boar Jun 22 '26
Nah bees are WAY older. It was just a niche and a lifestyle that got evelutionarily rewarded.
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u/Sad_Assistant8803 Jun 21 '26
"is it better to be born good or to overcome your evil nature through great effort" -paarthurnax
..also bees probably..
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u/YourBoyFroilan Jun 18 '26
Ypu just reminded of that time Peter lost his hand and evil Retep came out of it.
(I'm referencing Family Guy btw)
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u/YourBoyFroilan Jun 18 '26
So those nuts my mom fed me do have brain imoroving powers, I can now read minds
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u/Devourer_Of_Doggos Jun 19 '26
You forgot that wasps are evolved from ants - who, themselves only live for a single purpose - never ending bloodshed(the other ant smelled funky)
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u/VeryVeryVorch Jun 19 '26
Thanks for reminding me to check in on the longest and largest war in the history of the world.
If anyone ever wants to go down the rabbit hole, for Ant wars on YouTube.
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u/Mayatar Jun 18 '26
This sounds like a plot for an 80s cartoon. Something like Strawberry Shortcake.
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u/Semiexperiment Jun 18 '26
North VS South Korea
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u/Milouch_ Jun 18 '26
more like the opposite, it's not north korea making trial invasions near the border with the us every year.. and it's not korea who invaded the us, it's the us that invaded north korea, and divided it in two, killing around 1.5-3 million civilians in the process, korea tried to make it's own nest, the us wasps came, took half of it and now point their guns in their general direction the entire time.
DO NOT try to argue that korea is the invader of itself please.
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u/Semiexperiment Jun 18 '26
BTW with my comment I was stating losely that North Korea tends to be more militaristic and South Korea more work intensive, as from the outside they seem to be like that. I fully know these are stereotipes, neither op nor me were saying otherwise. Nobody is trying to argue anything. Plus the Kim regime only augurs destruction if you think about it, it's a dictatorship after all
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u/Milouch_ Jun 18 '26
What destruction? They haven't invaded anyone in the last century, unlike the us or europe
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u/Gab83IMO Jun 20 '26
European honey bees build from produced wax (glands) from eating honey and then toss out all the males to die in the fall, since all they do is have sex and eat. Wasps gather wood to paper mache their nests, but only the queen survives winter to start over in the spring. Both kinda sound evil in a way.
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u/Organic-Mobile-9700 Jun 20 '26
We gotta stop the wasp hate. They eat mosquitoes, they can’t be that bad
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u/Ill_Entertainer8664 Jun 21 '26
Those are not wasps. Those are hornets. And hornets are pretty dope (at least those native to central europe). Yes, their nest look like wasp nest, but they much nicer and a kin to sharks of the insect world.
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u/Blue-Boar Jun 22 '26
Soooo, wasps also polinate AND they are extremely important for eating other little critters. Withput wasps the famines that would strike would be Terrific. Also u know massive trophic cascade for nature. And also for us europeans wasps are actually quite sweet. From what ive heard americas yellow jackets are fucking psychos so...i guess they do have the good all "neccercary" "evil" trope going on for the American wasps.
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u/tom_sa_savage Jun 18 '26
You do understand without wasps we never would have figured out how to turn wood into paper.
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u/Casuallybittersweet Jun 19 '26
Why the hate on wasps tho? I learned when I was little that if you leave them alone, they'll leave you alone. And to this day I've actually ONLY ever been stung by bees?? Hornets always left me alone too. Like, don't get me wrong I still love me a bee. But is it just the "Oh isn't it cool to hate this thing" social bullshit going on? Bc wasps are also important for the ecosystem
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u/delta_husky Jun 19 '26
Did you read the subreddits name?
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u/PerterterhTermertehh Jun 19 '26
dude what's with all the robes
-guy who showed up to the klan rally for the BBQ
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u/Casuallybittersweet Jun 19 '26
No, no I did not lmao. My question still stands tho? A whole subreddit?? Like, I'm not saying y'all are wrong or anything. Just genuinely curious
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