This guy always spreads false information and pretends to know what he’s talking about. Ants are extremely aggressive, coordinated, and adaptable. They rarely loose against other insects. The only other insects that kill ants is other ants.
Another reason wasps don’t just kill the ants but instead flies them away is because an injured or dead ant gives off different pheromones than a live ant and if the wasp doesn’t completely kill the ant then its pheromones will attract the ant’s sisters who will finish the job
@@adamgardner28 I am a big fan of his channel. That being said I think he just puts on a show about what to do an not to do. Not all of us ant keepers have time an money like he does. So wild cought insects are a good source of free food for my pets.
@@racheltyree4879 yes I is fun/funny to watch them go crazy. The hives I give them are pest hives. Witch would have been poison an infected many other out side colony's. So I spend 10mins to take the hive an feed it to my ants
Ants literally destroy wasp hives daily for their larvae, Wasps have NEVER beaten ants in a war. Wasps can 1v1 ants, but with ants its never a 1v1. The only insects that can fight ants, is other ants.
I argue termites as well if the colony is big enough. Termites can have millions and millions of workers, something which not really other insects do other than ants. Heck I believe the largest hive for bees and wasps only gets to half a million
@@aeronight5871 Yes, but termites are capable of fighting back. Not to mention their basically the only other social insect that can have colonies of over a million workers. The largest hive only got to half a million which I said before. Not to mention, a termite colony is WAY harder to put down. Termite colonies have both a queen and a king. If either of them dies, the colony can just get another king or queen. Not sure what would happen if they kill both of them tho.
The funny thing is that wasps and ants are both members of the order Hymenoptera, so they both have a lot in common. I confess I'm with the ants, and bees (another Humenopteran) this time. Curiously, male ant elates, who's job it is to fertilize queen ant elates during the nuptial flight, tend to resemble wasps. They die after mating.
There is also a theory that once a male ant does its purpose, it doesn't simply die. It just ceases to be seen as a fellow member of the colony on top of not really being compelled to be part of it... and in a microverse that makes that the only thing protecting ants... they die from being food of other bugs, including non-mating members of its former colony. "Oh, thanks for the baby batter. You are no longer needed, so... we excommunicate you and declare you an enemy. Goodbye."
Ant dont always lose and infact, they will almost always win wars. Army ants, namely eciton and dorylus(some of the clips in this video also contained eciton and dorylus), march somewhat like an actual army and are very numerous, hence the name army ants. Eciton are known to make bridges to wasp nests and even with so many ants creating the bridge, they can still overcome the nests
They never lose. They win or they merely give up. Ants ravage Wasp nests daily to eat their Larvae. The only insects that could win a war against ants are Termites and other Ants.
The reason why the weaver ants lost in the example is mainly because of the face that their nest got destroyed prior to the battle. Also collony size matters a lot
After watching, I would not agree that ants are losing the wars. Your just kinda counting isolated incidents or specific wasps that evolved to be parasites to ants. Like my major counter is the vast majority ants don’t actually have large nests, but fire ants, Argentinian ants, and army ants have super colonies in the hundreds of millions each. Army ants specifically will hunt wasps and completely wipe out there nests entirely.
It depends, overall wasps a tually win more often then not, whenever these types of wars happen, usually owing to their far superior Maneuverability and individual strength, but it’s also important to note these wars usually don’t happen at all actual colony wars are rare because the cost involved is just not worth it to either species, that’s why wasps in particular have evolved so many ways to just keep the ants elsewhere it’s not worth fighting them most of the time.
@@Lh0000 some ants can block the hills entrants or even *because pheromones* form a tactical position if it is 1v1 then the ant loses but if it is both hives ants will win due to their numbers.
My last apartment ("hardwood" laminate floors) had a persistent ant problem, with VERY clear highways across the floor. It always bothered me to have to keep killing them, so (and I swear to Christ everything I'm about to say is true) out of SPITE, just to make the food chain obvious to them, I started half-killing the soldiers, getting them to spread panic/danger pheromones and then left the corpses to sit in the same spot as emphasis. I noticed the next day that the dead ant bodies had been moved about a foot away, so I pushed them back to where the ant had died. Same thing the next day, and the day after that... the ant corpses kept getting moved out of the way, so I kept putting them back while (and it hurt me a little to do so) fatally maiming one or two every day for like a week AND THEN THEY WENT AWAY AND I NEVER SAW ANOTHER ANT IN MY APARTMENT.
Chemical warfare works against them too. Spread cinnamon on their trails. If you can find the nest, douse it in cinnamon and stir it up. They'll run out, get coated in the spice, and then turn on each other since they no longer recognize their scents.
Good vid, but I dont thinkthat one was an 'accidental' happening. I've watched a similar, maybe even the same footage on some insect wars channel. It was pretty clear that people made them clash with each other...for contents.
@@Laopteryx Of course, I know that. but if you have the time, you might also search for the said footage. But its similar to what WATOP did here. First an unrelated footage of maybe storm or strong winds, then the awkwardly thrown some leaf cutters ant nest into a wasp nest. And proceed to the 'war'. Don't get me wrong, I love the video itself, but if it didn't happen by chance, the enjoyment I had from watching it leaves a sour aftertaste.
@@Serjo777 Loppers: A tool like a giant pair of scissors, but large thick metal "Jaws" which can cut off tree branches. Handles are long, with a fulcrum (pivot point) farther away from the person so that leverage is increased to clip, or lop off unwanted growth (pruning.)
Yes, and it was just a small part of weaver ant colony who were highly outnumbered by wasps and this guy used this example as why ants always lose war.
Wasps - hmm wings are awesome, queen! Make sure everyone get wings! Ants - hmm wings are awesome, queen! Only give wings to the ants that an hero after some rule 34 with another colony Not that not having wings has ever stopped the worker ants
WATOP: This Is Why Ants Always Lose Wars Army ants: *literally killing adult snakes 1000s of times their size* So yeah I'd say ants are doing fine. Not to mention he literally linked a previous video called 'This is Why All Insects Are Afraid of Ants' with its' thumbnail being an ant killing a wasp. You know, the exact opposite of THIS videos' whole point.
@@Axxxel_in_Harlem he’s just pointing out the click bait hypocrisy. If you are trying to police the UA-cam comment section, you need the chill pill lol
@@Axxxel_in_Harlem Imagine watching other people's content to find things to criticize, while not having content of their own. lol, you won't stop them, ignoring them works best.
"Scouts" are not a specific caste in the ant colony. Additionally, ants possess a lot more intelligence than you give them credit for. They have extremely good navigational skills and it is very hard for them to get lost. They have complex search patterns that they use to locate their nest when lost. They can also use the sun, moon, and stars to navigate. They are actually one of the most intelligent animals, with the entire colony having the collective intelligence of a human child.
Well, they more of are intelligent as a whole. They need teamwork to have that "Intelligence", because all of their "smart actions" they do are caused by chemicals released by each other. A solo ant is a dead ant. An ant with team is a smart ant. That's how it works. They can't live without each other, and I mean that quite literally
@@U_Go_Boom Intelligence can only get you so far when you're that small and vulnerable. Especially as an insect. You think our world of mammals is cruel? The insect world is a living nightmare compared to what mammals and amphibians have, but yes they are quite intelligent from what studies have shown
@@HowlingDeath375 I study ants and insects in general and I can agree with you. They have it a lot harder than us. But that just comes to show you how they are so well adapted at surviving since they have been hardened b this for over 145 million years (I am talking about ants there). And you can see this in the amazing feats they are able to pull off. Like you said, one ant alone is pretty useless, but together they are able to form complex societies with social castes, divisions of labor, and methods of communication (both pheramonal and vocal). That is why I find them so fascinating.
It seems like the aphid population might be an issue until you realize that the mofos literally clone themselves (not kidding) at will by the crapton. They just go 'hey, the branch I'm living on is a little lonely...How about a little more of ME on it?' Then, they proceed to just crap out a bunch of mini-mes out of their butt and play some Aphid Mario Kart because it's a party now.
Wasps on their own, away from their nests are super chill. I often just pick them up and bring them to a window to let them go. Sometimes they've been trapped for too long and need a little food before they go. I give them little bits of honey and they leave. They don't build nests around the house either
Excellent work. I have been studying meat eating fungi that hunt both wasps and ants in my backyard. They are very different in how they approach a wasp to an ant.
I can't differenciate if most of the pictures are real or if you edited them, pretty convincing... your editing skills are top notch. I like your videos by the way.
@@ignisspiritustenebris7137 wars have been fought over a literal bucket before. Conflict is simply part of our nature and even in a perfect world with no scarcity people would make up reasons to fight just to avoid boredom
@@UnholyWrath3277 i disagree. The war over the oaken bucket was a byproduct of a longstanding conflict that already existed due to encroaching imperialism/territorial expansion. If there was no scarcity of anything, the vast majority of people would logically understand that conflict would lead to unnecessary loss. No scarcity=no communities or need to cooperate for anything. We'd all just be hyper individualistic and stationary instead of nomadic.
@@opinanlosjovenesrd3477 whoaaa, I completely forgot about that. I hope I don't get eaten away by the Larva. Btw, I belong to team "ants" 😝✌️. I can't believe the fact that there are sooo many things going on in the world and I'm talking about taking sides either ants or wasps at youtube comments 😝✌️
@@resurrectedhelicoprion I know! Ants are a dominant species around the globe and wasps are just a stinging household pest that gets exterminated by ants 100 times a day.
For anyone who is curious, the ant in the clickbait thumbnail is Colobopsis explodens, and its head naturally looks like that, its just that channel photoshopped that wasp in.
Yep. Wasps and ants have a similar relationship as hunter-gatherer nomadic tribes vs agricultural settlements. One is more actively killer/predator-y, the other taps into features of the land for more bounty. And similarly, there's the disparity between specimens being big mighty killer warriors, vs organized worker-soldiers.
just wait till ants like the bullet ant's become more common, and retain the fire ant mentality. we would have such... a massive problem on our hands then. cuz right now bullet ants are kinda.... like lone wolves they don't exactly do the swarming thing... especially when it just takes a handful to really mess up prey, let alone people but if they were to even end up having that fire ant trait and become much... much more aggressive, think alot of species gonna have problems
I enjoy imagining how the split between wasps and ants, since they both share an ancestor. Imagine a scifi where its humans, what line was drawn when where and why. Probably a spice of transhumanism in it, most certainly a little eusociality in the mix.
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I will subscribe when you get information right…. 1 v 1 wasp wins but ants DONT FIGHT 1v1 they fight 1000 v 1
Hey give at least give credit to monster bug wars
This guy always spreads false information and pretends to know what he’s talking about. Ants are extremely aggressive, coordinated, and adaptable. They rarely loose against other insects. The only other insects that kill ants is other ants.
Another reason wasps don’t just kill the ants but instead flies them away is because an injured or dead ant gives off different pheromones than a live ant and if the wasp doesn’t completely kill the ant then its pheromones will attract the ant’s sisters who will finish the job
My man have been playing pocket ants allot lmao
@@Nottheguyyouwantedasvillain but he's telling the truth
@@Nottheguyyouwantedasvillain I know because I own 18 mature ant colonies and a bunch of new queens with brood lol.
@@snakelizard2343 upload videos i want to see 👀
@@kommieyum9723 that’s so much effort for no personal gain tho
I am an ant keeper, "Someone who keeps ants as pets" I will sometimes give my pet colonys an wasp nest. They go crazy. N act like it's a war
Omg! I'd love to see that!
Don't tell that to AntsCanada
@@adamgardner28 I am a big fan of his channel. That being said I think he just puts on a show about what to do an not to do. Not all of us ant keepers have time an money like he does. So wild cought insects are a good source of free food for my pets.
@@racheltyree4879 yes I is fun/funny to watch them go crazy. The hives I give them are pest hives. Witch would have been poison an infected many other out side colony's. So I spend 10mins to take the hive an feed it to my ants
@@RomeGod177 wild caught insects contain disease and potentially pesticide which can kill your colony, always use feeders from pet shops
Ants literally destroy wasp hives daily for their larvae, Wasps have NEVER beaten ants in a war. Wasps can 1v1 ants, but with ants its never a 1v1. The only insects that can fight ants, is other ants.
I agree. I don't like this video. Wasps may kill a couple ants, but ants kill way way way much more wasp
@@rehkloo6 Agreed, the video downplays the master war hivemind that are ants.
I argue termites as well if the colony is big enough. Termites can have millions and millions of workers, something which not really other insects do other than ants. Heck I believe the largest hive for bees and wasps only gets to half a million
@@denistyrant Ants raid termite nests on the norm tho.
@@aeronight5871 Yes, but termites are capable of fighting back. Not to mention their basically the only other social insect that can have colonies of over a million workers. The largest hive only got to half a million which I said before. Not to mention, a termite colony is WAY harder to put down. Termite colonies have both a queen and a king. If either of them dies, the colony can just get another king or queen. Not sure what would happen if they kill both of them tho.
The funny thing is that wasps and ants are both members of the order Hymenoptera, so they both have a lot in common. I confess I'm with the ants, and bees (another Humenopteran) this time. Curiously, male ant elates, who's job it is to fertilize queen ant elates during the nuptial flight, tend to resemble wasps. They die after mating.
ants evolved from wasps so yes
There is also a theory that once a male ant does its purpose, it doesn't simply die. It just ceases to be seen as a fellow member of the colony on top of not really being compelled to be part of it... and in a microverse that makes that the only thing protecting ants... they die from being food of other bugs, including non-mating members of its former colony. "Oh, thanks for the baby batter. You are no longer needed, so... we excommunicate you and declare you an enemy. Goodbye."
They're also in the suborder Apocrita which seperates ants and wasps from bees
"elites"
i keep both ants and wasps
so im neutral
Ant dont always lose and infact, they will almost always win wars. Army ants, namely eciton and dorylus(some of the clips in this video also contained eciton and dorylus), march somewhat like an actual army and are very numerous, hence the name army ants. Eciton are known to make bridges to wasp nests and even with so many ants creating the bridge, they can still overcome the nests
Most of the time ants actually win
ye very true.
Sounds almost like the Jews and Arabs
They never lose. They win or they merely give up. Ants ravage Wasp nests daily to eat their Larvae. The only insects that could win a war against ants are Termites and other Ants.
@@youmaydisagreebut848 🤣🤣🤣
The reason why the weaver ants lost in the example is mainly because of the face that their nest got destroyed prior to the battle. Also collony size matters a lot
i need a “ants vs wasp” movie
Totally
Animation movie, right?
Look up "Monstor Bug Wars" channel on UA-cam. You won't be disappointed 😂
The antman and the wasp 🙃
There's the movie Ants..but it's not about ants VS wasps.
It's about some ants VS some other type of ants..
After watching, I would not agree that ants are losing the wars. Your just kinda counting isolated incidents or specific wasps that evolved to be parasites to ants. Like my major counter is the vast majority ants don’t actually have large nests, but fire ants, Argentinian ants, and army ants have super colonies in the hundreds of millions each. Army ants specifically will hunt wasps and completely wipe out there nests entirely.
These guys have no any enemy but just themselfs.
100% true. People underestimate ants so much.
It depends, overall wasps a tually win more often then not, whenever these types of wars happen, usually owing to their far superior Maneuverability and individual strength, but it’s also important to note these wars usually don’t happen at all actual colony wars are rare because the cost involved is just not worth it to either species, that’s why wasps in particular have evolved so many ways to just keep the ants elsewhere it’s not worth fighting them most of the time.
@@Lh0000 some ants can block the hills entrants or even *because pheromones* form a tactical position if it is 1v1 then the ant loses but if it is both hives ants will win due to their numbers.
I can only imagine the two insect groups grouping together in secret and planning their attacks😭
sounds exactly like how our socioeconomic elites conduct themselves to keep their lives comfy.
hahah lol
Exactly
IDK why you crying it's not that sad
Now wasps vs ants vs termites
Ants had 2 enemy now
My last apartment ("hardwood" laminate floors) had a persistent ant problem, with VERY clear highways across the floor.
It always bothered me to have to keep killing them, so (and I swear to Christ everything I'm about to say is true) out of SPITE, just to make the food chain obvious to them, I started half-killing the soldiers, getting them to spread panic/danger pheromones and then left the corpses to sit in the same spot as emphasis. I noticed the next day that the dead ant bodies had been moved about a foot away, so I pushed them back to where the ant had died. Same thing the next day, and the day after that... the ant corpses kept getting moved out of the way, so I kept putting them back while (and it hurt me a little to do so) fatally maiming one or two every day for like a week AND THEN THEY WENT AWAY AND I NEVER SAW ANOTHER ANT IN MY APARTMENT.
So essentially you targeted their morale. An unexpected strategy to deploy against ants.
yep ,i hate tiny ants but not sting ants ( big black ants) :))))
I love this thread lmao
Chemical warfare works against them too. Spread cinnamon on their trails. If you can find the nest, douse it in cinnamon and stir it up. They'll run out, get coated in the spice, and then turn on each other since they no longer recognize their scents.
That's a great way to look at that, that's funny asl and I never seen that one coming, good job way ray007
Good vid, but I dont thinkthat one was an 'accidental' happening. I've watched a similar, maybe even the same footage on some insect wars channel. It was pretty clear that people made them clash with each other...for contents.
Hidden camaras in forests exist dude not every sighting is planted by humans
@@Laopteryx Of course, I know that. but if you have the time, you might also search for the said footage. But its similar to what WATOP did here. First an unrelated footage of maybe storm or strong winds, then the awkwardly thrown some leaf cutters ant nest into a wasp nest. And proceed to the 'war'.
Don't get me wrong, I love the video itself, but if it didn't happen by chance, the enjoyment I had from watching it leaves a sour aftertaste.
@@fajarn7052 it’s WATOP channel it’s a lot of clickbait/ overhyped secluded scenarios I don’t hate the channel @ all but it’s what they do.
@@dfredankey Yepyep, totally agree.
There are thousands of live forest cams on the internet. Its very likely he found that footage from a live cam
Me and my 9 year old son are addicted to your content thanks for giving dope videos about facts I just wouldn't have known otherwise
well since your older the wasps would send you into battle as a sacrificial soldier🤣🤣🤣
Command and control is as important in insect wars as it is in human wars. Air superiority also plays a significant role.
Thats why some ants invented biological AA guns
Don't forget the ant drone's can fly
@@kaichisaki5267 ant drones don't specifically fight 😅But they do have some good bunkers
This sounds like a game tutorial
*“Accidentally fell off during a storm”*
The guy with the tree loppers: 🤓
Loppers? What's that?
@@Serjo777 Loppers: A tool like a giant pair of scissors, but large thick metal "Jaws" which can cut off tree branches. Handles are long, with a fulcrum (pivot point) farther away from the person so that leverage is increased to clip, or lop off unwanted growth (pruning.)
Yes, and it was just a small part of weaver ant colony who were highly outnumbered by wasps and this guy used this example as why ants always lose war.
Wasps - hmm wings are awesome, queen! Make sure everyone get wings!
Ants - hmm wings are awesome, queen! Only give wings to the ants that an hero after some rule 34 with another colony
Not that not having wings has ever stopped the worker ants
"this wasp species decided to grow their butts to look like ant heads"
wow i fckn hate wasps even more now
WATOP: This Is Why Ants Always Lose Wars
Army ants: *literally killing adult snakes 1000s of times their size*
So yeah I'd say ants are doing fine.
Not to mention he literally linked a previous video called 'This is Why All Insects Are Afraid of Ants' with its' thumbnail being an ant killing a wasp. You know, the exact opposite of THIS videos' whole point.
Take a chill pill. It's not that deep.
@@Axxxel_in_Harlem he’s just pointing out the click bait hypocrisy. If you are trying to police the UA-cam comment section, you need the chill pill lol
I mean, this guy says stupid things all the time. It doesn't surprise me that he said stupid things for an entire video.
@@Axxxel_in_Harlem Imagine watching other people's content to find things to criticize, while not having content of their own. lol, you won't stop them, ignoring them works best.
@@donakahorse Preach.
1:40
Source: “Green ants vs Paper Wasps”
Monster Bug Wars
Ants I would prefer
May not be so good at editing yet, but this guy is the GOAT writing a script
Good enough editing to me.
That video at 1:44 with the ant nest falling on the wasps was 100% someone throwing the ants on them lol
Yeah I saw the documentary it was pulled from and it is def staged.
@@nothingnobody1454 I remember seeing it years ago as well and laughing at that lol.
Love your content. Keep up the great work! Content is priceless.
*Agreed!*
Agree!
Bots this days
"Scouts" are not a specific caste in the ant colony. Additionally, ants possess a lot more intelligence than you give them credit for. They have extremely good navigational skills and it is very hard for them to get lost. They have complex search patterns that they use to locate their nest when lost. They can also use the sun, moon, and stars to navigate. They are actually one of the most intelligent animals, with the entire colony having the collective intelligence of a human child.
Well, they more of are intelligent as a whole. They need teamwork to have that "Intelligence", because all of their "smart actions" they do are caused by chemicals released by each other. A solo ant is a dead ant. An ant with team is a smart ant. That's how it works. They can't live without each other, and I mean that quite literally
@@HowlingDeath375 Correct.
@@HowlingDeath375 Individual ants are also intelligent though, as I previously stated.
@@U_Go_Boom Intelligence can only get you so far when you're that small and vulnerable. Especially as an insect. You think our world of mammals is cruel? The insect world is a living nightmare compared to what mammals and amphibians have, but yes they are quite intelligent from what studies have shown
@@HowlingDeath375 I study ants and insects in general and I can agree with you. They have it a lot harder than us. But that just comes to show you how they are so well adapted at surviving since they have been hardened b this for over 145 million years (I am talking about ants there). And you can see this in the amazing feats they are able to pull off. Like you said, one ant alone is pretty useless, but together they are able to form complex societies with social castes, divisions of labor, and methods of communication (both pheramonal and vocal). That is why I find them so fascinating.
Well wasps are ant cousins... basically winged ants... so understandable that they have an arms race
Winged ants already exist.
It's like going to school & learning how & what without ever asking anything.
Love it!.
I always think it’s Seth Rogan narrating 🤣
It seems like the aphid population might be an issue until you realize that the mofos literally clone themselves (not kidding) at will by the crapton. They just go 'hey, the branch I'm living on is a little lonely...How about a little more of ME on it?' Then, they proceed to just crap out a bunch of mini-mes out of their butt and play some Aphid Mario Kart because it's a party now.
The larvae of lady bugs are aphid terminators, can't clone fast enough to satisfy those gluttons 🤣
Finally it’s here … the reason why I come to UA-cam
Imagine a wasp getting stung by a bullet ant😂
Wasps on their own, away from their nests are super chill. I often just pick them up and bring them to a window to let them go. Sometimes they've been trapped for too long and need a little food before they go. I give them little bits of honey and they leave. They don't build nests around the house either
Excellent work. I have been studying meat eating fungi that hunt both wasps and ants in my backyard. They are very different in how they approach a wasp to an ant.
I can't differenciate if most of the pictures are real or if you edited them, pretty convincing... your editing skills are top notch. I like your videos by the way.
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Wow another amazing video steve great job 💪
Ants, wasps, hornets, and bees, are all extremely intelligent and coordinated. They also treat their babies and families better than many humans.
Did you know that actually yellow jackets can squirt venom out of their stingers?
Good to know we're not the only species to absolutely hate those evil stinging bastards
human 🤣 ??????ants earn food?????
Wasps? Are you talking about wasps?
“in the animal kingdom no war has ever happened without reason” *ummm ever heard of humans?*
There is a reason tho.... just not a good one
Evil always has a reason. It's only goodness which needs no reason
It's usually over territory or religious beliefs
@@ignisspiritustenebris7137 wars have been fought over a literal bucket before. Conflict is simply part of our nature and even in a perfect world with no scarcity people would make up reasons to fight just to avoid boredom
@@UnholyWrath3277 i disagree. The war over the oaken bucket was a byproduct of a longstanding conflict that already existed due to encroaching imperialism/territorial expansion. If there was no scarcity of anything, the vast majority of people would logically understand that conflict would lead to unnecessary loss. No scarcity=no communities or need to cooperate for anything. We'd all just be hyper individualistic and stationary instead of nomadic.
That thumbnail of the ant deepthroating a wasp abdomen was disturbing
Honestly I thought you were gonna talk about how army ants were one of the only ants that could be a successful wasp invader.
Any highly numerous species of ants can raid wasp nests, not only army ants.
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 agree
Love that opening scene reminded me of the old video game Tekkin. The deep voice says "WASP WINS"
Thanks for the "Wasp" topic as I was stung by a Wasp couple of days back. 😅✌️
Careful about the larvae.
@@opinanlosjovenesrd3477 whoaaa, I completely forgot about that. I hope I don't get eaten away by the Larva.
Btw, I belong to team "ants" 😝✌️.
I can't believe the fact that there are sooo many things going on in the world and I'm talking about taking sides either ants or wasps at youtube comments 😝✌️
✌️Through the pain
I always love your vids! Keep uploading!!
Bull ants working together are like they are killing machines
you could really learn about war/battle strategies from ants/wasps i believe
Fuck, I was on team ants
same here
You’re not the only one
This video is wrong ants win almost all the time
You are the best animal video narrator ever!
Thanks for specifying the scientists were in fact "real scientists" you had me concerned for a minute
Great video very informative, thanks!
I'm at work and this is what I watch love u brother
I'm fairly certain no wasp could fight an army ant colony
Army ants: are you Sure about that
This guy is the embodiment of three am UA-cam loopholes
Right on time. Punctuality!! lol
I watched their live fight for 1.5 hrs ,,it was soo entertaining 😂
Very interesting regarding conflicts between ants and wasps
So ants are the reincarnation of Indra and almost always lose. As Asura's reincarnation wasps have more plot induced capabilities.
I am glad I found this comment. As a fellow natrutp fan this made my day, thank you 😭
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@@resurrectedhelicoprion I know! Ants are a dominant species around the globe and wasps are just a stinging household pest that gets exterminated by ants 100 times a day.
Yup. I knew he was going to mention the unfortunate windstorm moment from Bumfight bug ward as the only way to prove this point.
When I was a kid in Georgia I witnessed a Ant vs Ant War. It was a full force war over territory.
How is this so intellectual, it’s bugs lol. Absolutely wild. Love the vid
Bugs are animals just on a small scale.
Bone house wasp: builds walls out of ants
Ants: you will pay for your BARBARISM!!!😡
Starship troopers:
"it's simple numbers, they have more"
I need more wasps in my garden. Dang aphids.
Even with 2.5 million subscribers, this channel is underrated af in my my opinion🤷♂️
WHAT A STORY!! HUUUGEEE! WASP AND ANT BROTHERS xD
Watop i just love you're videos
Finally I'm gonna be able to see WATOPs subcount after this, month
Ah that "storm" and ant colony that "fell" into the wasp nest, sure its cool but wow what a way to end a colony.
That was not even an entiy ant colony but a small part of weaver ant colony. That footage is from monster bug war.
wasps can fly, an ant's strength means nothing to an enemy it can't reach
maybe anti air
Do not disrespect ants
This vid fake
ANTS RULE!
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I saw a group of pavement ants in Mallorca, they were swarming around the bodies of 2 wasps which where quite a bit bigger
Great video. Very enjoyable.
Thanks to AntsCanada, I knew those were weaver ants.
The thumbnail 10/10
that was in Monster Bug wars. And the whole "storm " thing was a set up. Ngl. But yeah =3 its a great video
That branch accidentally fell on that ant nest, lucky for the camera man that happened to be there to record the match
For anyone who is curious, the ant in the clickbait thumbnail is Colobopsis explodens, and its head naturally looks like that, its just that channel photoshopped that wasp in.
Yep. Wasps and ants have a similar relationship as hunter-gatherer nomadic tribes vs agricultural settlements. One is more actively killer/predator-y, the other taps into features of the land for more bounty. And similarly, there's the disparity between specimens being big mighty killer warriors, vs organized worker-soldiers.
Ants have the last laugh cause the whole Wasp colony only lasts one year.
The thumbnail got me
Very interesting, phenomenal. 👏
wow i love the end , that ants and wasps are a family woow
"You take no fall damage but your GPS no longer works."
New title, "Why do ants always lose skirmishes"
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I had no idea war between ants a wasps was so advanced both are much more interesting than I ever thought
Love these videos.
That thumbnail was cray
Ants are fascinating creatures
just wait till ants like the bullet ant's become more common, and retain the fire ant mentality. we would have such... a massive problem on our hands then.
cuz right now bullet ants are kinda.... like lone wolves they don't exactly do the swarming thing... especially when it just takes a handful to really mess up prey, let alone people but if they were to even end up having that fire ant trait and become much... much more aggressive, think alot of species gonna have problems
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The problem with this video is that they are conflating many different wasp species as single, composite "wasp".
I enjoy imagining how the split between wasps and ants, since they both share an ancestor. Imagine a scifi where its humans, what line was drawn when where and why. Probably a spice of transhumanism in it, most certainly a little eusociality in the mix.
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Wasps are savages lol
Instead of Shakespeare to me it sounds more like humanity
He made it sound like if the ants are losing
umm that thumbnail makes ants look like they got throat game...
The thumbnail tho 😂