30 Hornets Kill 30,000 Bees (video)
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whoa...amazing that 30,000 bees can't kill 30 hornets
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that's pretty awesome If i'm reincarnated I want to come back as a hornet for sure...Comment
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What about hornets vs. killer bee's
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Same story probably, a few more hornets would be killed.Originally posted by magicmike
What about hornets vs. killer bee's
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Hornets have like big jaws they can snap the bees with, they are basically more or less harmful to the hornetsI design logo's.
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Found this thru googleOriginally posted by PlatinumPimp
Same story probably, a few more hornets would be killed.
Hornets have like big jaws they can snap the bees with, they are basically more or less harmful to the hornets
"African bees have a 1/250 ratio (250 bees to take down a hornet) while European bees have a 1/1000 ratio"
Also this about japanese bees
The Japanese honeybees can detect the hornet's secretion, and attack incoming hornets en masse. With approximately 500 honeybees surrounding the hornet in a tight ball, the temperature within the cluster rises to 47º C (117º F), which is above the upper lethal limit range of 44-46 degrees for the hornet.
This temperature is too high for the hornet, which quickly expires, but does not harm the honeybees.This temperature does not aversely affect the honeybees because their upper lethal limit is slightly higher, 48-50 degrees.Comment
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That is some sad, and scarry shit.
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Originally posted by magicmike
Found this thru google
"African bees have a 1/250 ratio (250 bees to take down a hornet) while European bees have a 1/1000 ratio"
Also this about japanese bees
The Japanese honeybees can detect the hornet's secretion, and attack incoming hornets en masse. With approximately 500 honeybees surrounding the hornet in a tight ball, the temperature within the cluster rises to 47º C (117º F), which is above the upper lethal limit range of 44-46 degrees for the hornet.
This temperature is too high for the hornet, which quickly expires, but does not harm the honeybees.This temperature does not aversely affect the honeybees because their upper lethal limit is slightly higher, 48-50 degrees.
Cool informative shit
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I got stung on the finger by one of those when I was about 8. Turned out there was a whole nest of them inside the tree I was climbing. I was really lucky I was only stung by one but it hurt like crazy and my finger swelled up alot.Originally posted by fuelcell
Unbelievable. Those giant hornet scare the shit out of me.
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I watched the show this came from on tv, discovery? and they showed the video of the honey bees killing a hornet like that. It was badass... All of the bees were vibrating to raise the temperature and the hornet died.Originally posted by magicmike
The Japanese honeybees can detect the hornet's secretion, and attack incoming hornets en masse. With approximately 500 honeybees surrounding the hornet in a tight ball, the temperature within the cluster rises to 47º C (117º F), which is above the upper lethal limit range of 44-46 degrees for the hornet.
This temperature is too high for the hornet, which quickly expires, but does not harm the honeybees.This temperature does not aversely affect the honeybees because their upper lethal limit is slightly higher, 48-50 degrees.Comment
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I've seen that clip before, it's unreal almost.Comment
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