Should You Panic About Murder Hornets?
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2020
- As if people didn't have enough problems, now there are Murder Hornets here to wreck havoc on the environment! Wy are they so dangerous? Are they more dangerous to humans or to other animals? Is there anything we can do to stop this invasion? We break it all down right here.
To report an Asian Giant Hornet sighting, contact the Washington State Department of Agriculture Pest Program at 1‑800‑443‑6684, pestprogram@agr.wa.gov or online at agr.wa.gov/hornets. - Наука та технологія
The Killer Hornet getting cooked to death: "NANI!?"
The Japanese Bees: "F R I C T I O N"
I’m afraid of anything that has “murder” as an adjective
Murder spagurder?
They didn’t have murder in the name until the America media sensationalized their presence up until then they were just known as Asian giant hornets
Văn-Hiếu Võ murder was never a noun, it was a verb
MUST watch video.. Really explains alot about these murder hornets.. ua-cam.com/video/2DtZVsnEjUM/v-deo.html
Boy need or the video coyote Peterson made about it.
"Should you panic about-" NO!
People make really dumb decisions when they panic. Logic is your friend.
Quarantine in a nutshell
Especially when Kyle put out a similar video and it was about how there was A hornet found DEAD on a cargo ship. At least, that's when he put the video out, unless somebody is smuggling murder hornets into the USA
Gotta be honest, if I saw a Hornet the size of my thumb, I’d be panicking regardless. I dont like normal sized wasps/hornets.
I'm deathly allergic to regular bees and hornet's, so yeah, I really should if I see one.
"This is no time to panic."
"This is a perfect time to panic."
*kyles weird accent* Mmmmmurder hornets
It is a good joke, This video that is. The joke being we could watch him, and still, end up here.
It’s official: Nature is tryna be the Terminator
It's official: MYGA. Go watch kyle on his channel. Let's take control away from the channels like this. Who give us so little. They seem to just churn out content. It's just bussiness
@@stevenboris Who's Kyle?
I support nature in this.
Nature is far scarier tha the Terminator my friend.
We aint going down.
Dr. Moo, I just wanted to say thank you for taking time out of I'm sure a super busy schedule to narrate these videos. I have loved Because Science for a long time. Sad that whatever happened happened but hearing from you is way better then recycling old videos of Kyle.
If there was a split, then split.
Long time fan,
Will DaMitz
Honestly I'm loyal to kyle his personality and presentation are king and he still has the same passion....so what does because science have that Kyle doesnt?
@@MizuMark You cannot beat his presentation. He now has his own channel. I think what bothers me the most is all the secrecy...
When someone leaves our favorite sports team, the management or the player always says why. It makes it seem underhanded and unfortunately, the "management" is usually at fault or at least takes the blame.
@@MiscMitz WARNING: This is all speculation based on NOTHING other than what I've seen happen in the past involving other channel splits.
There may have been some sort of confidentiality agreement. I wouldn't be surprised if Because Science agreed to continue paying Kyle for the revenue generated by Kyle's episodes only under the condition that Kyle not disclose details of his departure.
I also would not fault Kyle for accepting such a deal, since he wasn't just a presenter, he did everything, and he deserves to be an independent creator and I know he will flourish as one, way more than he could have here.
@@EpicMathTime yeah. That was my thoughts as well. Just disappointing.
Honestly, I'm more concerned for the defenseless bees other than my safety..
Dr. Moo glad to hear your voice
"Now this hornet has arrived in North America"
*Shows a picture of just the United States*
For our beekeeper friends: How easy would it be to introduce a Japanese Honeybee queen or worker or drone to our European bee population?
Could be just as bad. Too many horror stories about introduced species.
Double check your stats on annual deaths. That’s the annual deaths from all bee/wasp/hornet stings, not just the giant hornet. The human fatalities in Japan from giant hornets are in single digits annually.
Humans try to kill mother earth.
Mother earth then tries to kill humans.
Humans do the shocked pikachu face.
It's not just humans at risk here.
shut the fuck up already you are not funny
@@kestanecihasanpubg funny, your pfp matches your brain
Father earth*
@@MikeJProto Fathers don't give birth mate...
0:23 “now this hornet has arrived in North America”
Shows only America, guess Canada and Mexico don’t exist 🤷♂️
I was just going to post that too. USA is so full of themselves. They have been found in BC, Canada also. Also, did you notice the first theory on how they got into the USA was a conspiracy that they were released intentionally?
@@debraransome1437 That may be due to exhausting the other avenues they may have arrived in. If they are not found nesting on plants or produce that is normally imported what is the other option? They hitched a ride on a ship despite not living near the coastline?
It is not commonly known as the Murder Hornet. It is commonly the Japanses or Asian Giant Hornet. Murder Hornet is a name the media gave it to make it sound ominous.
The Murder Hornets have you in their pocket
Hi Kyle! You are very entertaining. And handsome . Just what is needed in these crazy times..love your channel,
Imagine if the "Murder Hornets" were as widespread as the clickbait around them 😂😂😂
They've figured out smearing poop around the entrance deters the murder hornets. Not even some insects want to eat literal sh1t.
Or it's commonly known as "Giant Asian Hornet".
Murder hornet is purely a media hype name.
Dont know why youtube doesnt notify me of new vids and forgot the name of this channel then typed in "science thor" and this came up at once haha.. :)
As they seem to be 4-5x larger than honey bees, would it be possible to make hive entrances as a grid of smaller holes instead of one large one?
A partial sollution, of course, but it may be easier to deal with them outside of the hives.
Awesome new video
Great job because science team
Freezing time is the most destructive super power one could ever have. You could destroy everything if you ever used the power
i have an idea of a superpower to find flaws in or find a reason why you wouldn't want it, the superpower in question is the control of electromagnetic waves. i would love to see a video on this
Kyle Hill did a video on this like last week or something.
Thankfully our ecosystem doesnt rely on bees to pollinate. Unfortunatly they are treated like they are.
Pollinating is good for an environment
Suddenly Australia is looking like a much better place to live
Can you tell me which software you are using, or how do you make these videos
Person: only Japan is ok
Me: welp. We tried our best but. We’re screwed
2020 ain't playing it easy on us
Can we be done with the "Murder Hornet" nickname? Its just silly. It is a predator; it eats other insects. Just like mantices, lady bugs, spiders, etc. We don't we call mosquitoes - murder flies!!! What about Death Fleas?!?
seriously...this is a science channel... I clicked this video thinking i'd find the truth not more bs acting as if this is the end of agriculture. SMH
Come on Because Science, you should be better than this.
DEATH FLEAS??! I just peed a little
Actually it’s not a nickname but a translation of what some Japanese people actually call these things.
Does this include executioner wasps, assassin bugs, bullet ants, killer bees, ect..?
DEATH FLEAS sounds like the title of an unmade Roger Corman film.
When this video came out I had never even heard of Murder Hornets. Now I keep seeing them all over the internet...
2 bad bee puns in a row? Un-BEE-lievable!
That's absolutely terrifing
First one I've watched without Kyle, quite liked it. I hope your channel manages to find its feet and continuously improve (and that his channel does too).
I'll watch it to the end, but I'm already subscribed to his new channel. I have my doubts so to say.
Can't do it, Sounds like a toaster, And kyle is why I staid here. Time to unsubbscribble
He left because it's not real people who own this channel. It's a business. Support his instead
@@stevenboris #whynotboth ?
@@OneWingedRose Maybe I'm just a hipster, but I'd rather watch a guy doing what he is passionate about. Then watered-down content. Back to basics maybe.
I wish you did mention the fact that the result of being stung is only truly deadly if you gave an allegric reaction NOT by the potency in of it's own unless your being stuck thousands of times just like bee potency.
So recently I was playing spider man on PS4 and I was wondering, how much force would you need to punch someone into the air like spidey does? If you could really do that what kind of bodily damage would that cause? Could you survive it? Thanks!
1:15 someone from Asia thought that it would be cool to play bee keeper over here and when they got bored they just let them go free without a care for the environment.
Wasn't the 1st time someone thought it would be neat to have foreign species for whatever reason without considering the consequences to the local environment.... Probably won't be the last....
Great, and I flip out whenever a large bumblebee comes near me. These things are gonna kill me.
I remember taking a walk in a park in Tokyo. Then I saw a warning sign about this monstrosity of a hornet. Never returned to that park since.
Pussy
A honeybee hive of a local beekeeper was decimated in April (2020) about 10 miles from my house is northwest Washington. There’s probably no connection with this, but it’s now late May and I’ve already had to kill 4 start-up, yellow-jacket nests on and around my house - highly unusual so early in the season. It was a mild winter so I;m not real surprised, but at the same time it doesn’t bode well for this Hornet situation. I love to run my dogs on the wooded paths around here and it makes me a little nervous.
I doubt WSU will be sending out an armored unit to take care of these thing promptly. Bugs move. Can local pest control take care these things in an emergency?
Well you also have to understand that there are other pollinators in the US and they all do their job as bees do. People think that if the bees go away then everything will become desolate, and that's just not true. It's important to note that it may be impacted but if there are several thousands of other types of pollinators like for one example moths, that can still do pollination. I'd advise people to make sure you do your research before blindly thinking it's the end of the world when we can easily substitute it for something else. Something we should be talking about is how these new species will interact with all of the other variants of pollinators, and whether or not it may BEE necessary for us to import the Japanese honey bee as a counter and how that will interact with the environment as well. Stay smart everyone
We are in level 5 of jumanji
i'm just calling to find out if all those bee puns in the end were necessary?
Did you just write the species starting with upper case?
When robots with flamethrowers sounds like a good idea.
Murder Hornet vs. Tarantula Hawk. My money's on the latter.
Kyle!!!!!!!! Whyyyyyy!!!!!
Take a guess. Then subscribe to his new channel.
I am sorry for you, If you didn’t understand the joke. I am already on his new one, since his last video on this channel.
I'm just here telling people to go there ...kill because science faster
Hi Kyle, is it possible for you to make a video about explaining how Spiderman survived getting hit by a train and if that proves 9mm bullets can't Pierce his skin.
6
Please do an episode on Stark nanotechnology
Ask over on the channel kyle hill
The venom is mainly dangerous because of the shock it can cause and not the venom killing your insides. The other main danger is people who are allergic to their stings.
Not so fun fact: of you are allergic to be stings then you are probably also allergic to other similar insect stings like ants, Wasps, hornets etc.
116°? Ok so what you’re saying is the south is pretty much fine it hits an easy 110° in June and July.... sucks for the north
There are some specially designed beehives in Europe that protect the native species against the hornets. They use a mixture of labyrinth deadend entrypoints to the hive that either lead the hornet to a pool of water where they drown , or trap it in a passage and starve them to death.
Japanese Honey Bee: "... I'll bee back."
“Super Vespa?”
Could you guys do a video on "THE ATOM" from the DC universe on his PHD Quatum Bio belt
"2020 wIlL bE tHe bEsT yEar! nEw dEcAde nEw eXitIng tHingS! ThIS wIlL bE tHe bEsT yEaR iN hIsToRy!"
What 2020 is really like : *WELCOME TO JUMANJI*
Murder hornets was just the intro to the year 2020.
It’s like the Hulk in bee form
What about other pollinators? Like butterflies, moths, and other insects? Bees aren't the only pollinators in North America, not to mention that Honeybees in North America are actually an invasive species, brought over from European settlers. This "murder wasp" from Japan, is likely to die out after it's food source, invasive honeybees, have been wiped out.
SO WHAT IM HEARING?! is that we need to go out into a crusade and burn these Hornets until they go extinct?
TimeofRagnarok no u
Wait, where's Kyle?!
He has his own channel now called kyle hill
is that it 50 deaths a year? venting machines kill more?
Bees aren't the only pollinators out there people, there are dozens of other pollinators out there
Can the Hornets survive a hot environment such as Arizona
There is a typo in your description
yup, now im scared... im gonna get a flamethrower tomorrow
Is this Dr. Moo???!?
Ants, Bees, Hornets oh my.
Yes
So... Yes
Murder hornets: (enter the U.S.)
Bee keepers and hornet haters: flamethrower time
I'd recomend anyone curious on this topic to visit the Brave Wilderness video on the topic. He seems way more informed on the subject
So is the answer yes or no? Because it seems like they are saying yes.
First murderer hornies and now murder hornets...perfection dear America.
Bees too aren't native to America
What happened to kyle??
Never panic, ever.
Washingtonian here.
There have been two confirmed sightings.
*TWO*
One up in British Columbia, and one in a town near the border.
It's a serious concern, but for the love of god stop panicking. And Because Science, you're not really helping that by glossing over the details.
Man you need to do a Wolverine super power video
This is gods weird humor
Me and me little brother killed lots of Hornets like these in North Carolina but we always called them Japanese Hornets. We were little adrenaline junkies and would go out and smack them to the ground with toy legend of zelda shields and try not to get stung. I don't think they were the same kind though
Is this Dr. Moo?
I’m actually surprised it’s taken this long for the stupid things to make it here, considering the amount of trade and the half assed inspections.
No some American bees are doing it too only a smaller than montell
Can't you spray them with Raid?
This audio is rough. I know we're all adjusting to working at home, but Because Science has been around a minute. Getting a solid mic setup I don't think is much to ask given the size of the channel
Her last one wasn't this bad. I think they got something out of sync in this particular recording.
Im not afraid of this hornet, never really been afraid of any "scary" bug because I know if I respect them and their nature, they will leave me alone.
I am affraid of their possible effect on our bee population thats already suffering.
Any one allergic can die from one bee sting, or sting from another insect. The hornet is over hyped
anyone know what the music is in this video?
It's going to be Pearl Beehive this time.
It's like that one episode of black mirror
Dr Moo!
We need laser flying scorpions.
There is an easy solution to the murder hornet problem:
*_F I R E_*
its not the same anymore man...
I didn't think honey bees were native to the Americas? If they died out, wouldn't the native species that pollinated flowers before resurge?
I wonder, Is It the same as the One we have here in Italy? I googled this and then our own, results are contradictory but the images are mostly the same and they look identical.
P.S. old folks here call It "Donkey-killer" or "Horse-killer", due to their ability of actually killing said animal with a single Sting.
You sound different Kyle
Everybody keep saying that Washington state was the first state to have these hornets in them. I may not be completely correct, but I'm pretty sure that me and my family, while on a trip into the woods in West Virginia, was attacked by a nest of these because we drove over top of it. I have seen these things around for years! Of course we've always called them Japanese hornets. Play quite literally sound like a helicopter when they are flying near you. But I can tell you from first-hand experience they are very aggressive!
Damn, Nature;
You scary!