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LA Mike 11-11-2004 03:29 PM

30 Hornets Kill 30,000 Bees (video)
 
http://www.uselessjunk.com/modules.p...rticle&sid=683


Pretty crazy

Art Del Gado 11-11-2004 03:31 PM

nice :thumbsup

axelcat 11-11-2004 03:32 PM

:Graucho

Strife 11-11-2004 03:34 PM

whoa...amazing that 30,000 bees can't kill 30 hornets :eek2

shermo 11-11-2004 03:38 PM

That's some pretty crazy shit!

BRISK 11-11-2004 03:42 PM

They're stealing the honey!!!

Nooooooooooooo!!!

mookienow 11-11-2004 03:46 PM

Thats bad ass, caught it on discovery a while back.

WiredGuy 11-11-2004 03:49 PM

Wow, that video was truly amazing!
WG

jmk 11-11-2004 03:50 PM

crazy stuff :thumbsup

Jason 11-11-2004 03:50 PM

why does the phrase "nigga, dont fuck with me" come to me?

crockett 11-11-2004 03:51 PM

I posted that here a long time ago.. it's a very cool video, well worth the watch.

Manowar 11-11-2004 03:51 PM

those bees need to go down ammunation

iDiz 11-11-2004 03:55 PM

awesome movie ! :thumbsup

Steen2 11-11-2004 04:05 PM

yuck :helpme

CET 11-11-2004 04:08 PM

Fuck, that's hardcore!

Jeff aka NIGHTfall 11-11-2004 04:11 PM

whoa, that was pretty neat... thanks for sharing:thumbsup

xclusive 11-11-2004 04:13 PM

that's pretty awesome If i'm reincarnated I want to come back as a hornet for sure...

Warden 11-11-2004 04:24 PM

That was pretty damn cool.

magicmike 11-11-2004 04:47 PM

What about hornets vs. killer bee's

??

Platinumpimp 11-11-2004 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by magicmike
What about hornets vs. killer bee's

??

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

fuelcell 11-11-2004 04:51 PM

Unbelievable. Those giant hornet scare the shit out of me.

magicmike 11-11-2004 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally 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

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.

pornguy 11-11-2004 04:56 PM

That is some sad, and scarry shit.

Freaked my wife out.

Deepai 11-11-2004 04:58 PM

Great fucking post, amazing. Still giving me creeps.

bjjb 11-11-2004 04:58 PM

Kick ass :thumbsup

BT 11-11-2004 04:59 PM

looks like the crack heads in my neck of the woods

Gottis 11-11-2004 05:00 PM

Holy shit, what a video. Incredible footage.

Strife 11-11-2004 05:02 PM

Quote:

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 :thumbsup

Lonny 11-11-2004 05:12 PM

wow thats some interesting shit i never knew. thanks for shariing that.

tootie 11-11-2004 05:19 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by fuelcell
Unbelievable. Those giant hornet scare the shit out of me.
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. :(

cosis 11-11-2004 05:47 PM

nice find

Spunky 11-11-2004 06:14 PM

That was kinda cool

uvort 11-11-2004 06:20 PM

Nice post, that's pretty cool to know... Only the strong survive eh? :thumbsup

LadyMischief 11-11-2004 06:32 PM

Holy shit, that's hardcore.

TweetyBird 11-11-2004 06:41 PM

I'm not quite sure that I get it, but still, nice vid :glugglug

_Danielle_ 11-11-2004 06:47 PM

It' s amazing how they get all of that footage!!

Who woulda knew?

Pete 11-11-2004 06:52 PM

Fuckin bullies.

abadfish 11-11-2004 07:08 PM

Quote:

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.

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.

MrJackMeHoff 11-11-2004 07:23 PM

cant get it to work. ;(

BossDVDs 11-11-2004 07:27 PM

"It's not even a battle, it's simply a massacre"


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