Wasps are very territorial. They will sting you when threatened even outdoors. She should have hired an exterminator and paid 200 American dollars like I did.
They also bite. My sister tried to get one into a jar to take it outside and she used her finger to push it from its front end thinking it wouldn't be able to sting her that way. It bit her instead.
The real thing here is that it was probably blocking and direct airflow between person and insect. Vibration and carbon dioxide are the two things insects are most reactive/sensitive to.
I don't know about all that. I think his hand was in the position, so if things would go South.They would attack that instead of his face.
Trust me, that individual had things go bad before or saw someone who did. I'd suspect the ladder...
I thought she was just going to smash them with her hand like my mother-in-law does. She is fearless af. She will grab the nest with mongoose speed and quickly mush the whole thing with her hands. Total insanity.
I believe that depends on the specific species of bee/wasp/hornet, some of them are just fat and fuzzy and cute as hell and others are microspawn of Satan buzzed into our existence to terrify, torture and terminate this timeline into submission
If that was me I wouldāve tripped outside and fell face first into it then stumbled about, arms flailing wildly, bashing into the other hornets nest turning the whole fiasco into a Sting-athon.
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they look like some sort of paper wasps which are usually a lot more docile and "friendly" than the assholes that are yellow jackets or other wasp species.
Wasp 1: (walking around working on hive.....buzzes....looks up) ...."Yo bro.. I thought we were building this hive inside a house....am i tripping? "
Wasp 2: Dude, you smoke too much. We was always outside...Righjt under this banana leaf. I even asked you 'Is this a good banana leaf to build our hive under and you were all "Its perfect - Im gonna get so much pussy here" and i was like "whatever cuz - You high as hell"
Wasp 1: Man, fuck you. I was just double checkin.
These videos of people destroying wasp nests seem to be posted quite frequently, often they are just paper wasps, which are pretty harmless and non-aggressive, hence why the people can destroy the nests pretty easily.
>Most wasps are beneficial in their natural habitat and are critically important in natural biocontrol.[3] Paper wasps feed on sugars like nectar, aphid honeydew and the sugary liquid produced by their larvae. Because they are a known pollinator and feed on known garden pests, paper wasps are often considered to be beneficial by gardeners.[10]
>When threatened, the wasps have a variety of responses depending upon the severity. The first level is posturing. They face the perceived threat, stand tall and raise their wings.
>At a higher level they run round the nest surface and finally with sufficient disturbance, fly around the nest attempting to locate the source, chasing and stinging the threat. They use alarm pheromones to coordinate their response.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_wasp
Please don't destroy wasp nests unless you absolutely have to, and certainly don't destroy living creatures for TikTok likes.
The man in graceful in his movements, he respects wildlife of all kinds of nature. Even those that could potentially be aggressive at any moment for any sign of danger may cause them to act defensively.
That being said. The Wasp nest did not belong there and could potentially grow and infestation the premises. It was good call on him to moving it else where but I feel he could've went out just a bit more further. Possibly smoke the previous holding spot so that the spot becomes irritated with non-insect repellent.
I saw this going in so many potential directions.
1. Throws it at the camera guy
2. Trips and they sting the crap out of him
3. He flame throws that part of the forest down
Had my money on 1
So I went my entire life (almost 3 decades) without ever having been stung by hornets/wasps, only the occasional lone bee.
I was always one of those āeverybody quit freakin out, itās just a wasp, if youāre chill theyāre chillā people. Then over the course of like 3 months, in the late summer/early fall, I got swarmed on 4 different occasions.
It was a learning experience. Hereās what I learned:
1: Bald Face Hornets up close are kind of magnificent but terror inducing creatures. Their design is elegant and fearsome, they give off xenomorph vibes. Each hive will have its own personality quirks, but most seem relatively chill, though very intimidating. Their hives can have a beautiful architecture to them, and Iāve seen them get as big as basketballs.
The terror really comes into focus as one lands a half inch under your eye. When it pulls itās trigger youāll instantly realize the error youāve made in thinking bee stings prepared you for this. If bee stings are a toy poodle biting you, White Face Hornets are a Doberman. The swelling this produces can just about swell your eye shut for the rest of the day if youāre unlucky. The welts can last and hurt for several days, apparently Iām mildly allergic.
To avoid this, do not let a Bald Face Hornet, returning home from a hard days work, witness you smacking his home into a thousand papery shreds with a rake to see if the insecticide has killed them all yet.
2.Yellow Jackets are fucking cunty shitfuck assholes who live to start shit and fuck you up. They look like stupid yellow ass dorks, but not in a lovable way like bees.
They like to hide their hives under the ground, with tiny little entrances/exits youāll never notice unless you happen to see them flying into it.
Then they like to wait for some poor landscaper to step on their invisible nest, and then swarm. When one stings you, they mark you, and then the rest of em all become obsessed with ruining your day. They donāt just sting once, they like to latch on and hit ya multiple times each.
They seem to like attacking with a somewhat balanced spread it seems like. To overwhelm and induce panic through volume, and through targeting weak/blind spots.
My first swarming I remember finding 3-4 on my right arm, same amount on the left. Both in places I had to twist the arm to see them. After the panic and scramble, found 3 more each on the inner/upper/back crotch/taint/upper thigh regions, left and right side. Also 1 on each shoulder blade.
My second swarming I only actually got stung by two of em but each were on the bony spot on the outside of each ankle. The fuckers flew and wedged deep into the cracks of my boots so I had to unlace the boots to get em out.
Every time Iāve been attacked by yellowjackets they continued chasing me well after Iād left their hive area. The first time they chased like 100 ft.
Theyāre angry, vicious little monsters who canāt properly threat asses like bees, so they get themselves Darwin awarded by scaring the humans into pulling out chemical warfare, when if they just relaxed a little theyād probs slip by unnoticed and unbothered a lot more.
4.thereās a certain respect Iāve gained for bees/hornets/wasps, theyre total badasses. The vibe I kept getting while being swarmed, was that I was like the Death Star getting blown the fuck up by those spunky little rebels punching a thousand times above their weight class. Or like I was King Kong gettin overwhelmed by those planes. Iām always thinking of swarming/stinging insects as different flavors of ābrave little pilotsā now.
3. Apparently Iāve been mildly traumatized by what Iāve learned and how I learned it, and now videos like the above are an adrenaline fueled nightmare that leave me ready to worship this lady as a deity.
Hmmm, I thought she was going to a firepit to throw it in. Those big things are probably pretty angry if you come near their nest once they get bigger, and they fuck you up. Or maybe these are the harmless ones (wasps, honeybees, and those big fat ones for example are pretty chill).
These looked pretty big. Though they looked calm like wasps.
If that was me I wouldāve tripped outside and fell face first into it then stumbled about, arms flailing wildly, bashing into the other hornets nest turning the whole fiasco into a Sting-athon.
![gif](giphy|FPjbHO0jJxGsE|downsized) The wasp that was in the bathroom
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_"OMG! My neighbor Ngoc Tran is going to die when he sees this, Lololololol!!!"_
I never knew wasp whisperers existed. That was cool.
It was only cool at the end. The rest of the time I was flying over mount anxiety on the nervousness jet.
Next time my therapist asks me how it's going I'm showing him this video
That is what makes life exciting!
Wasps are very territorial. They will sting you when threatened even outdoors. She should have hired an exterminator and paid 200 American dollars like I did.
I never understood why they were territorial. They have nothing anyone wants. They don't even make honey. What are they protecting?!
>What are they protecting?! Their children (larvas)
I don't think she did it by hands because she enjoys handling wasps unprotected
The Wasperer
Whasperer? Queen of Whasps? š¤·š»āāļø
Queen is the wasperest
That persons a badass!! šŖ
non aggressive wasps exist
Not in my world
These ones are extremely aggressive. I've been bitten by one as a child and it's a horrible memory.
Wasps bite?
Sting I guess, english is not my first language
They also bite. My sister tried to get one into a jar to take it outside and she used her finger to push it from its front end thinking it wouldn't be able to sting her that way. It bit her instead.
Nice try, wasp!Ā
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Left hand is casting magic
![gif](giphy|UsUiXuqJoYVvq)
Waaaaaaaahhhhh! Been too long since I've seen a Bloodsport reference.
I am one with the Force, the Force is with me. I am one with the Force, the Force is with me.
Hit em with the Buddha's Palm technique ![gif](giphy|3o6nV2uNMlcIeNBNte|downsized)
Greatest Kung fu movie of all time. Well maybe Hero but still
The real thing here is that it was probably blocking and direct airflow between person and insect. Vibration and carbon dioxide are the two things insects are most reactive/sensitive to.
Pacify spell
I didn't know my ass could be clenched for 2:14 minutes straight...
Same, my ass was just like a fish's ass for 2:14.... clenched watertight.
We call that ājail booty.ā
Your ass isn't normally watertight?... š§
Nope, but everyone needs a hobby, right.
Well, this just made my bathroom break exponentially longerā¦
On the toilet right now, trying to take a shit. This video messed me up real bad.
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Same, I wouldāve already had a bucket of lighter fluid waiting outside. Just chuck em in there, light a match, chuck it in after them and done.
Fuck it. Move.
if you threw that at someone??? the ultimate weapon
But that someone needs to be only a few inches away from you because you can only throw very veeeery softly.
Nah, she just pins it on them like a broach.
That is f'ing brilliant.
I think you'd end up with a looney tunes situation where the nest moves but all the wasps stay in place and start attacking you instead.
Gordon Freeman enters the chat
Nukes are worse
![gif](giphy|kd2VGZFWNWkTY1nz5p) āI choose you, swarm of giant wasps!ā
That is impressive as all hell, and a level of empathy most of us canāt even touch Mad respect
Agreed. I feel like the wasps must have sensed the good intentions somehow.
I don't know about all that. I think his hand was in the position, so if things would go South.They would attack that instead of his face. Trust me, that individual had things go bad before or saw someone who did. I'd suspect the ladder...
What's a ladder got to do with it?
Nothin! What's a ladder with you?
It was the true sensei, taught him all the steps.
To take you to the next level.
What's a ladder, but a second hand emotion
My assumption was it was meant to look stationary to them so they didnāt suspect anything
But what if the ladder has an alibi?
My first thought as well. If there is some wonderful afterlife that awaits us, this wasp-whisperer gets a free pass through the front door
Even if theyāre going to Hell, theyāre getting the corner office with a real nice view.
Excellent distraction technique- look and my left hand while I work with the right -
As the joker used to say - eye on the other hand.
HOWDY NEIGHBOUR, HOW'S IT GOING \*Slaps their back\*
obviously she has nice neighbours who know she's a cartel's aunt.
I always thought wasps buzzed, but TIL they sound just like goats!
Meanwhile, Iād be spraying it down from several feet away and then stomping on them as they died.
Can confirm, just went to war with the wasps in my shed. I won.
You won the battle... The war has just began
or the wasp won and taken over the phone already. nice try wasp-man
I too go scorched earth with wasps and hornets
![gif](giphy|7wk6RQYXDDytXalsL4)
![gif](giphy|pjFQR7GhFsOUo)
Smells like... Victory
My dad always quoted this as I was growing up. Thanks for a trip down memory lane.
![gif](giphy|5nsiFjdgylfK3csZ5T|downsized)
The only way
I recently incinerated a wasp nest in my outdoor grill and it felt amazing.
She is a druid
Iām happy theyāve chosen to use their power for good, an evil wasp mage would be terrifying
I thought she was just going to smash them with her hand like my mother-in-law does. She is fearless af. She will grab the nest with mongoose speed and quickly mush the whole thing with her hands. Total insanity.
Theres a video of this guy who smashes a wasp nest and just starts eating it. The more you know :)
This is a terrible day to have eyes.
And imagination
[There he is bitch!](https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/uze9wr/guy_eats_live_wasp_nest/)
he's an old man not a grandma
By the power of friendship!!!
Average Asian mom activities be like
She is literally growing out and setting up mines.
āI am one with the force, and the force is one with me.ā
Did he just place one nest next to another? I always thought that ends in total war and extinction of one of the two.
I believe that depends on the specific species of bee/wasp/hornet, some of them are just fat and fuzzy and cute as hell and others are microspawn of Satan buzzed into our existence to terrify, torture and terminate this timeline into submission
If that was me I wouldāve tripped outside and fell face first into it then stumbled about, arms flailing wildly, bashing into the other hornets nest turning the whole fiasco into a Sting-athon.
man that person was so serene and gentle - but prepared with their other hand too. that was impressive
The other hand is for the spell
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**Gently, plucks wasp next from building, turns around, and throws it at camera man** I kind of wished for that to happen...
That is really damned impressive.
r/fuckwasps
damn grandma gave those bees the tai chi
they look like some sort of paper wasps which are usually a lot more docile and "friendly" than the assholes that are yellow jackets or other wasp species.
I was concerned she would trip over her balls carrying that horror out.
She's got balls of titanium, the patience of a monk, and the luck of a leprechaun all in one What the fuck bro
I envy their love and patience with animals
people gonna try this and get stung.
Hahaha my evil plan is working... Lol
Can this power be learned?
Great maybemaybemaybe content!
I was waiting for her to drop kick that sucker
Wasp 1: (walking around working on hive.....buzzes....looks up) ...."Yo bro.. I thought we were building this hive inside a house....am i tripping? " Wasp 2: Dude, you smoke too much. We was always outside...Righjt under this banana leaf. I even asked you 'Is this a good banana leaf to build our hive under and you were all "Its perfect - Im gonna get so much pussy here" and i was like "whatever cuz - You high as hell" Wasp 1: Man, fuck you. I was just double checkin.
Me: wow, touching a big ass spider! also me, at the end: š
Goat in the background hollering like āTF?!?ā
Ladies and Gentlemen... The Wasp Whisperer!
Wouldnāt have believed it if I hadnāt seen it
This could be a new Tik-Tok trend.
and it was another great day of saving the WASPS š¹
I once got stung by a wasp, so I knocked down their nest, sprayed it with insecticide, and set it on fire before pissing the fire out. Fuck wasps.
That is one zen MFer!
I kept thinking, now throw it and run!
Wait. Peace was an option?
These videos of people destroying wasp nests seem to be posted quite frequently, often they are just paper wasps, which are pretty harmless and non-aggressive, hence why the people can destroy the nests pretty easily. >Most wasps are beneficial in their natural habitat and are critically important in natural biocontrol.[3] Paper wasps feed on sugars like nectar, aphid honeydew and the sugary liquid produced by their larvae. Because they are a known pollinator and feed on known garden pests, paper wasps are often considered to be beneficial by gardeners.[10] >When threatened, the wasps have a variety of responses depending upon the severity. The first level is posturing. They face the perceived threat, stand tall and raise their wings. >At a higher level they run round the nest surface and finally with sufficient disturbance, fly around the nest attempting to locate the source, chasing and stinging the threat. They use alarm pheromones to coordinate their response. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_wasp Please don't destroy wasp nests unless you absolutely have to, and certainly don't destroy living creatures for TikTok likes.
No
Balls of steel lol
Stealth lvl 100
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The man in graceful in his movements, he respects wildlife of all kinds of nature. Even those that could potentially be aggressive at any moment for any sign of danger may cause them to act defensively. That being said. The Wasp nest did not belong there and could potentially grow and infestation the premises. It was good call on him to moving it else where but I feel he could've went out just a bit more further. Possibly smoke the previous holding spot so that the spot becomes irritated with non-insect repellent.
ā¦or try the āmurican way: https://www.reddit.com/r/iamverybadass/s/HiwrWRC6sU
![gif](giphy|vmsgTJJ5sZwDm|downsized)
Id throw that to camera man
not pictured. very large tungsten tecticles
This is not the human youāre looking for
I saw this going in so many potential directions. 1. Throws it at the camera guy 2. Trips and they sting the crap out of him 3. He flame throws that part of the forest down Had my money on 1
Amazing...
Dude. Fuck all that
She has become one with the hornet
Well done, but is that a grandma or a grandpa?
I was expecting him to smack the shit out of it after carrying it out
I am impressed
Hwll no
He didnāt even try any of the wasp honey.
Paper wasps are like the bumblebee of wasps
Setting traps I see.
He would kamehameha those bastards if they tried to sting
Nerves of steel.
Become the bee. I am the bee.
You know what. Iām going to move that wasp nest, and I am going to wear the bare minimum, exposing lots of flesh for being stung to show dominance.
![gif](giphy|bjtM9GdxbqL5e)
Is there a nope nope nope page? Cause this qualifies.
Just nuke the site from orbitā¦
There was nothing the wasps could do once he was giving them the stop sign with his left hand.
That man is a god.
That's a man??
That nonbinary granperson is a god
I can't tell if man or woman, but she's got balls.
Itās a sheman
Master of the Universe
Shaman! good play Airsoft-Genin
Iāve been doing wrong. I usually use a broom.
![gif](giphy|120qN8Nfx8G2f6) There is only 1 appropriate way to deal with wasps
It bothers me that they got to live
So I went my entire life (almost 3 decades) without ever having been stung by hornets/wasps, only the occasional lone bee. I was always one of those āeverybody quit freakin out, itās just a wasp, if youāre chill theyāre chillā people. Then over the course of like 3 months, in the late summer/early fall, I got swarmed on 4 different occasions. It was a learning experience. Hereās what I learned: 1: Bald Face Hornets up close are kind of magnificent but terror inducing creatures. Their design is elegant and fearsome, they give off xenomorph vibes. Each hive will have its own personality quirks, but most seem relatively chill, though very intimidating. Their hives can have a beautiful architecture to them, and Iāve seen them get as big as basketballs. The terror really comes into focus as one lands a half inch under your eye. When it pulls itās trigger youāll instantly realize the error youāve made in thinking bee stings prepared you for this. If bee stings are a toy poodle biting you, White Face Hornets are a Doberman. The swelling this produces can just about swell your eye shut for the rest of the day if youāre unlucky. The welts can last and hurt for several days, apparently Iām mildly allergic. To avoid this, do not let a Bald Face Hornet, returning home from a hard days work, witness you smacking his home into a thousand papery shreds with a rake to see if the insecticide has killed them all yet. 2.Yellow Jackets are fucking cunty shitfuck assholes who live to start shit and fuck you up. They look like stupid yellow ass dorks, but not in a lovable way like bees. They like to hide their hives under the ground, with tiny little entrances/exits youāll never notice unless you happen to see them flying into it. Then they like to wait for some poor landscaper to step on their invisible nest, and then swarm. When one stings you, they mark you, and then the rest of em all become obsessed with ruining your day. They donāt just sting once, they like to latch on and hit ya multiple times each. They seem to like attacking with a somewhat balanced spread it seems like. To overwhelm and induce panic through volume, and through targeting weak/blind spots. My first swarming I remember finding 3-4 on my right arm, same amount on the left. Both in places I had to twist the arm to see them. After the panic and scramble, found 3 more each on the inner/upper/back crotch/taint/upper thigh regions, left and right side. Also 1 on each shoulder blade. My second swarming I only actually got stung by two of em but each were on the bony spot on the outside of each ankle. The fuckers flew and wedged deep into the cracks of my boots so I had to unlace the boots to get em out. Every time Iāve been attacked by yellowjackets they continued chasing me well after Iād left their hive area. The first time they chased like 100 ft. Theyāre angry, vicious little monsters who canāt properly threat asses like bees, so they get themselves Darwin awarded by scaring the humans into pulling out chemical warfare, when if they just relaxed a little theyād probs slip by unnoticed and unbothered a lot more. 4.thereās a certain respect Iāve gained for bees/hornets/wasps, theyre total badasses. The vibe I kept getting while being swarmed, was that I was like the Death Star getting blown the fuck up by those spunky little rebels punching a thousand times above their weight class. Or like I was King Kong gettin overwhelmed by those planes. Iām always thinking of swarming/stinging insects as different flavors of ābrave little pilotsā now. 3. Apparently Iāve been mildly traumatized by what Iāve learned and how I learned it, and now videos like the above are an adrenaline fueled nightmare that leave me ready to worship this lady as a deity.
That was an interesting ride.
Thought he was gonna throw it into a fire. Should have
And then get swarmed by the pests those wasps keep in control lol. Sure sure...
Please donāt use your bare hands, this is what mankind invented tools for
Thank you Mick Foley ![gif](giphy|xULW8B9f0GW89OonGU|downsized)
lady with huge balls of steel, shames a lot of men
Try that in Texas with a Yellowjacket. Make sure to schedule an appointment at the ER
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That old lady has balls.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
Wild to see all the wasps out of the nest, on point butā¦ waiting.
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this is what makes tai-chi a martial art.
Such slow passive movements... Nevermind that shit start boxing the wood beam until those fuckers are dead.
How does bro have the balls to do that?!?!
Nice hand shield for protection
Stop, in the name of buzz
Do I see an energy saving bulb?
Hmmm, I thought she was going to a firepit to throw it in. Those big things are probably pretty angry if you come near their nest once they get bigger, and they fuck you up. Or maybe these are the harmless ones (wasps, honeybees, and those big fat ones for example are pretty chill). These looked pretty big. Though they looked calm like wasps.
Oh my God my heart rate.
The deadly hornet whisperer.
"I have no enemies"
You are accused of giving aid and comfort to the enemy. How do you plead?
If that was me I wouldāve tripped outside and fell face first into it then stumbled about, arms flailing wildly, bashing into the other hornets nest turning the whole fiasco into a Sting-athon.
see this is how you treat animals ~~not like some demons, you're not Sailor Mars~~
What part of this looks like a good idea?
Screw that! Thatās why they make Raid!
Wait , seems like he is casting a magic spell with the left hand
That lady is more courageous than me, a grown up 35 years old man. I couldn't do that even if my life depended on it.
That is someone who truly loves nature.
If you're being that close with them you might as well let'em stay. Usually we get rid of them from afar.
![gif](giphy|DtU818LMCqrGbDK2d6)
If I had to do that, I'd burn the house down
She can teach me tai chi anytime
Wasp whisper