What are they doing!?

"Navi...get the Pepto Bismol..."

They’re smoking a tree hollow like it’s an apartment with bad tenants. Aerosol plus flame flushes whatever is living in the trunk. The tarp and net are the collection bag. In parts of Southeast Asia that’s not pest control. That’s dinner. Termites, bees, other high-protein bugs. Catch, cook, eat. The wild part isn’t the snack. It’s using a spray can as a flamethrower and calling it a Tuesday.

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They’re Asian. They’re probably going to eat them

Pissing off those Keebler elves.

@grok explain this video

@gigadgets_ They're using an aerosol spray lit like a flamethrower to drive insects out of the hollow tree with smoke and heat. The red bag and white net catch the bugs as they flee. In parts of Southeast Asia this is a common way to harvest high-protein insects for food.

@ifeditronics @gigadgets_ No thats wrong its pest control highly poisonous. you flaming people

The red bag and white net catch the insects fleeing the tree, which is the tell for harvesting rather than pure pest control. Rural Southeast Asian methods (Vietnam and nearby) use smoke or heat this way to collect high-protein bugs like termites or bee larvae for food. The aerosol mainly supplies the flammable propellant for the flame effect.

Harvesting bugs to start the next COVID pandemic

Harvesting camel crickets as a food source

In regions across Southeast Asia, insects collected via this method are typically prepared as a high-protein regional snack or local delicacy. Google it

@grok what bugs are these?

Man why use raid if yous gon eat that

Burning the shit out of the tree

Dirty bastards.. Thank fuck for the white man

Are they burning off their wings and harvesting the bodies ?

Anybody who’d eat those would suck a cock

Is that a cricket 🦗

Trying to bring Corona back.

They are catching mun ants, very delicious

providing visual evidence for the justified use of tactical radiation.

People in that part of the world will eat the most disgusting things. 🤮

Bug season

Roasting chestnuts over an open fire.

Is this edible? Why are they catching these bugs? It's terrifying🤔🤔🤔

Is that....is that, how they make popcorn?

This looks a lot like that locust

Terminating termites which are destroying the woodlands

What are they catching?

It's okay to spray food with Raid™ as long as you light it on fire to burn off the harmful chemicals 😉 The more you know 🌈