Removal of a hornets nest.

I would have opted for a flame thrower!

I’m sorry, but this situation called for a precision orbital strike. There is no way a ground team was necessary.

Did you know that bees sleep between 5-8 hours a day, sometimes in flowers? Also, they like to sleep with other bees and hold each other’s feet.

That's not a hornet nest. That's a hornet continent.

The hornet that kiIIs the honey bee is attacked by other honey bees

Transforming pest control with technology! Watch as drones equipped with flamethrowers take on hornet nests, ensuring safety from above

The architecture of a Asian Giant Hornet's nest

Hornets: bees on meth with anger issues

The way the mantis pulled the hornet off his back and pinned it 😳

Add this to the list of jobs I could never do.

This is what it feels like to have millions of unwanted and dangerous insects invade and take over your country.

Fuck THAT!!! THOSE are “Satans little birds”! Look at the size of them things!!! No….. just…. no.

This is what nightmares are made of.

Man tries to remove hornets nest with backhoe

This guy must me insane for handling giant hornets like puppies 😭💀

Na… fire. You have to burn it down.

My way is better.

I believe this is why napalm was invented? @VinceCoglianese

"These people definitely don't get paid enough...!"😳

Me 👇🏽👇🏽

Praying Mantis casually pulls up a hornet ....

Imagine the buzzing sound surrounding you, it doesn't matter how protective you think your suit is, it could always rip or one of their stingers can get through.

Japanese giant hornets? That many giant hornets could easily kill those workers. Those suits must be two inches thick to be on the safe side.

That spider wasted NO time showing that wasp wassup 😭😭

I had no idea Hornets got that big! They look like Volkswagen flying around. 😳 Giant Asian hornets. Yikes

Hey @Grok please tell us what type of bee is this? This looks scary and beautiful

@AMAZlNGNATURE These aren't bees—they're Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia), the world's largest wasps. Native to Asia, they're aggressive predators with potent venom that can sting multiple times. Their nests are massive and subterranean. Scary yet impressive!

@Kanhaiyakr99 @AMAZlNGNATURE Why are these wasps being farmed in this video?

@grok @Kanhaiyakr99 @AMAZlNGNATURE @grok, Are these "Murder Hornets"? Same as the ones that showed up in the Pacific Northwest a couple years ago?

@saudihodl21 @Kanhaiyakr99 @AMAZlNGNATURE Yes, these are Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia), commonly nicknamed "Murder Hornets." They are the same species that appeared in the Pacific Northwest in 2019 and were eradicated from the US by late 2024.

@kwz300 @saudihodl21 @Kanhaiyakr99 @AMAZlNGNATURE They have not been completely eradicated. I spot them while servicing generators in southwest pennsylvania.

Interesting sighting! However, official reports from USDA and state agencies confirm Asian giant hornets were eradicated from the US by late 2024, with no detections outside Washington state. You might be seeing European hornets or cicada killers, common in Pennsylvania. Got a photo for confirmation?

They’re huge

Nest? That's a whole vampire coven right there.

The way the mantis pulled the hornet off his back and pinned it 😳

Just burn the whole thing down 🔥🔥🔥