Oh the BEEMANITY!!

[New Era Outlaw]

So, I was just mindlessly surfing the internet, and I came across this.
It's about a quest to rid a family's swingset from a big ball of bees.

Fair warning, 56K dial-up users will have HORRORS trying to see all of the pictures.


Bee-Mageddon!

[choxlate_saltfish]

O_O..........

that was the coolest thing ever dred.

that guy really does not like bees.

wonder how he go react to a jep nest in a gallery.

[TrinireturnofGamez]

 LOL them men have to much spare time ,  that reminds me of the time some fellas was trying to light a bar be que with gas.. they were pouring it into the hot coals and the can + fella hand catch a fire . The fella pelt the burning can of gas onto a nex fella back and set him on fire... and he run around in circles  till we knock him to the  ground.....

 Moral : Don't play with fire while drinking .

[Arcmanov]

LOVFL @

 

"THERE WERE STILL MORE BEES ON THE SWINGSET. CALL IN REINFORCEMENTS. 2 QUARTS OF 87 OCTANE GASOLINE REPORTING FOR DUTY SIR!"

and.....

"OH DEAR LORD ITS SO BEAUTIFUL. I AM SO PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN RIGHT NOW."

and choxlate_saltfish sig REALLLL F@#KIN BADDDD!!!!
She never see tha hard cuff comin LOL



P.S.   incase yuh wondering what 'LOVFL' is:  Laughin Out Very F@#kin Loud

[Saxito Pau]

O_O

WTMC??

Them fellas is heroes, yes!!

Ingenuity at its best!!

They should have videotaped it and put it up on youtube!! LOL

[SeXiE_ToY]

LOVFL @

 

"THERE WERE STILL MORE BEES ON THE SWINGSET. CALL IN REINFORCEMENTS. 2 QUARTS OF 87 OCTANE GASOLINE REPORTING FOR DUTY SIR!"

and.....

"OH DEAR LORD ITS SO BEAUTIFUL. I AM SO PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN RIGHT NOW."

and choxlate_saltfish sig REALLLL F@#KIN BADDDD!!!!
She never see tha hard cuff comin LOL



P.S.   incase yuh wondering what 'LOVFL' is:  Laughin Out Very F@#kin Loud

  That sig does make my day yes DWL.... but that bees thing real crawl my blood ewwww... DWL=Dying With Laughter

[W1nTry]

Dat was mad.. but he lucky it wasn't japanese hornets... anyone see those UNNATURAL looking insects on NGC??? its was scary.. Imagine a hornet the size of a small RAT (yeah yuh heard right say like 5" in length) that you CAN'T outrun, that can sting at will as many time as they like without dying and the venom in their stinger is SO potent that it liquifies HUMAN TISSUE.... yeah yuh heard right, it will dissolve your muscle, skin, etc. If yuh think that was Beemagedeon... check this... 30 Japanese hornets took out a hive of honey bees... 30,000 honey bees dead... in 15 mins... BEAT THAT...

[choxlate_saltfish]

what did does japanese honets use, 2 QUARTS OF 87 OCTANE GASOLINE...lol

heyyyyy

japanese honets.......we can call it a jap-spineer get it jep-spineer,JAP-spineer.......ok im logging off now

[Saxito Pau]

Dat was mad.. but he lucky it wasn't japanese hornets... anyone see those UNNATURAL looking insects on NGC??? its was scary.. Imagine a hornet the size of a small RAT (yeah yuh heard right say like 5" in length) that you CAN'T outrun, that can sting at will as many time as they like without dying and the venom in their stinger is SO potent that it liquifies HUMAN TISSUE.... yeah yuh heard right, it will dissolve your muscle, skin, etc. If yuh think that was Beemagedeon... check this... 30 Japanese hornets took out a hive of honey bees... 30,000 honey bees dead... in 15 mins... BEAT THAT...

I found your info so interesting I decided to read up on it.

The ordinary honey bee effectively has no defense like you said, but the Japanese honey bee has found a defense:

Although a handful of Asian giant hornets can easily defeat the defenses of honey bees, whose correspondingly small sting cannot inflict much damage against such a large predator as the giant hornet, the Japanese honey bee (Apis cerana japonica) has evolved a method of defending against the much larger predator.

When a hornet scout locates a Japanese honey bee hive and approaches the nest, the scout will emit specific pheromonal hunting signals. When the honey bees detect these pheromones, a hundred or so will gather near the entrance of the nest and keep it open, apparently to draw the hornet further into the hive or allow it to enter on its own. As the hornet enters the nest, a large mob of about five hundred honey bees surround the hornet, completely covering it and preventing it from moving, and begin quickly vibrating their flight muscles. This has the effect of raising the temperature of the honey bee mass to 47 °C (117 °F). Though the honey bees can tolerate such a temperature, it is fatal to the intruder, which can handle a maximum temperature of about 45 °C (113 °F), and is effectively baked to death by the large mass of vibrating bees. Often several bees perish along with the intruder in this way, having sacrificed themselves for the survival of the colony

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_giant_hornet

In summary, It IS possible to defeat the Japanese Hornet...as long as you're a Japanese Honey Bee...or 500

[W1nTry]

And you wonder where the japanese got the idea of kamemaze in WWII from eh... XD