Incredible work. The refining process is insane, but the end result makes it so worth it. Stellar video. How long have you been doing this for? I have so many questions haha
@jesust2556 Жыл бұрын
Sanding is always a long tiring process but the results speak for themselves. It’s definitely worth the time and effort
@disturbedpyro4511 Жыл бұрын
That seems like they had at least a month of prep before they even thought about using any epoxy... Turned out RAD 👍👍
@jonny555ive Жыл бұрын
I just realized at 10:35 how big is the hornet compared to the dude hand. Scary 😂😂😂
@blaster374411 ай бұрын
I want one do you Export.
@scottjames5110 ай бұрын
Hijacking top comment to ask- how tf does he make it magnetically levitate @ 6:42?!?!?!
This is an amazing work. Would it be possible to make it as perfectly spherical as possible to avoid light refraction on the edges? That would be one hell of a way to display specimens.
@becausebuzzbomb6133 Жыл бұрын
that would warp the image
@Platinumcoated Жыл бұрын
@@Platinumcoated Now that you mention it... Yes, it would, wouldn't it? I guess the spherical resin would make it look bent all the time. Good point, thank you.
@becausebuzzbomb6133 Жыл бұрын
こういうのってこんな感じで作られてるんだと知って凄いと思いました
@user-takenositanotikaramochi2 жыл бұрын
Please do more of animal resin such as insect!! ❤️❤️ Love your videos!
I didn't know mounting an insect could be so much work. Let alone turning it into a resin art object. Is it the same procedure for butterflies? Very impressive.
@adriaanhuibregtse66468 ай бұрын
So clean and beautiful! Great work! :D
@selingermann5599 Жыл бұрын
6:05でUVライト当てたときにハチの目が青く光るの好き
@MagicalGrandma2 жыл бұрын
素晴らしい出来と すごい手間の背景に感動してしまった
@user-pl1df2bo9m2 жыл бұрын
finally a quality insect preservation video!!! so well done
@bickerbuddies Жыл бұрын
ライトが当たって、目が青く光っているように見えるのカッコイイ
@user-me8ko8le8k Жыл бұрын
I love that he uses construction grade tools to do all of this detail work. Make your life easier and get some smaller tools my man!
@thematlandry2 жыл бұрын
Another great video. Lots of process, no wonder why it takes so long to complete. Really pleasing to watch.
@NotRyan.2 жыл бұрын
タオルから覗いた際、すごく綺麗でびっくりした
@tenna04023 Жыл бұрын
That vacuum defoaming trick is awesome! Well done!
Magnífica. Parabens pelo trabalho artístico. Grande abraço Brasil
@geraldofabianoartes3074 Жыл бұрын
Мне всегда было интересно, когда ч смотрела на подобные изделия, как художник придает мертвому насекомому необходимую позу.. Спасибо вам, мастер, вы заполили пробел в моих знаниях. Как всегда потрясающее видео👏♥️🥰
I have two of these that were on my grandfather's dest when I was eight years old, back in 1961, and they are in hemispheres. They are so beautiful. I'm 70 now, and will leave them to my kids.
@PlanetRockJesus8 ай бұрын
This was so pleasing to watch. :D I wish I'd had known or knew someone who knows about handling epoxy resin. Seeing the process...I see now why the butterfly I attempted to preserve turned into dust in that little box. I had even sealed or at least tried to seal any airflow that may have entered, but I was about 10 years old and didn't know acetone or any other chemical that was needed for the butterfly to keep it's shape. Very informative!!! Thank you for uploading!! :D
@lotusolympus97382 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment! I too have had a lot of help from the internet.
@4Makeit2 жыл бұрын
I have a dry butterfly in my kitchen and it doesn't desintegrates.
@luisapaza3172 жыл бұрын
For almost 10 months
@luisapaza3172 жыл бұрын
@@luisapaza317 Dude do some cleaning!
@vonsopas Жыл бұрын
@@vonsopas N
@youknoweverything7643 Жыл бұрын
オススメにでてきた！ むっちゃかっこいい
@user-gh8sk9bv7b2 жыл бұрын
攻撃性を全面に押し出した自然の造形、かっこいいですねぇ。刺されたくはありませんが。
@4Makeit2 жыл бұрын
ぺりぺり剥いた時の音いいね😊
@user-qr3be8fb8w6 ай бұрын
Could you give some tips on which resin to use? I want to try to do something similar and I love how clear your end result is!
@woutermakkinje4777 Жыл бұрын
これからも沢山の素晴らしい物をつくって欲しいです
@GengarLove2 жыл бұрын
頑張ります。ありがとうございます。
@4Makeit2 жыл бұрын
Menuda obra de arte,me imagine que se usaban las agujas para acomodar a gusto las alas,las patas y las antenas de la Avispa.increible
@seriog6299 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful video and masterfully done. The only suggestion I can think of would be to make the stands for the insects feet from the same resin that you are going to put the specimin into, since this way it would be completely non visable. 10/10
Really enjoyed this. I am fascinated with these hornets and would love one of these. Great 👍 work!
@steven22122 жыл бұрын
Thank you. I want to make a lot of them, but the queen bees are hard to come by.
@4Makeit2 жыл бұрын
@@4Makeit so it is a queen. european hornet queens look impressive when they fly by. and they are a bit smaller. the wings create a hum at the frequency of a razor, so its about 50 beats per second i wonder what the giant hornet queen would sound like. probably lower frequency but louder.
@ulrichkalber9039 Жыл бұрын
There are tons of what we refer to as Japanese giant sparrow bees (it’s not really a hornet it’s a bee category in Japan) as it’s native to Japan originally and in mountain remote side you would see it easily. I used to run for my life when it got close like 5 meters away. People die from it when it stings. Surprisingly even these giant sparrow bees have a place in the Japanese ecosystem in nature. They’re said to have great pest controls and eats pests in mountainous areas. These are killers for Japanese honey bees. But they’re all part of ecosystem.
@KittenBowl111 ай бұрын
One of the most fascinating, intricate, and amazing things I have ever watched. Truly remarkable work. 👍
That was awesome the attention to detail and the amount of patience you have is phenomenal, VERY well done
@leightonwestbury92 Жыл бұрын
Very well done! I have some cleared-and-stained fish embedded in epoxy that I need to sand, I just learned from you how to do that. Thank you! Excellent video.
@hectorherrera5264 ай бұрын
The eyes 👀 glowing wen the uv lite hit it was fire 🔥!!!!! Great work by tha way!!!! Love from America NYC 🇺🇸!!!!!
@lawrencemartin418 Жыл бұрын
面白くてすごいから絶対伸びる。 貢献します。チャンネル登録しました。
@user-io7mo3zv3y2 жыл бұрын
ありがとうございます！
@4Makeit2 жыл бұрын
The UV resin to seal up the mold is actually extremely clever! I never thought about that
@ryu31802 жыл бұрын
🤩 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 👌
@claudiaionescu16612 жыл бұрын
🐝✋
@MAKOUdaisuki Жыл бұрын
I live in Japan where these giant hornets mostly live. Once I was in the park in the spring when the extra bee queens for the honeybees fly off and attached themselves to a branch of a tree while they look for their next next nesting site. Several of these huge giant hornets buzzed by and started picking off some of the outermost honeybees. They sounded like jet fighters compared to the honeybees which sounded like little propeller planes. They were scary!
@Pammellam Жыл бұрын
you need (any capable organisation) do something about it. If bees keeps dying world is fucked. Seriosly protect them from this parasitic hornets.
@CyMD Жыл бұрын
@@CyMD Yes, we need to protect bees. You are absolutely correct!! Mostly they are dying from Illnesses and parasites more than the giant hornets. Bees in Japan can kill a bad giant hornet that comes to eat them. I have seen films here in Japan where 10 or 20 of honeybees will latch onto the giant hornet that invades their hive and then they will flap their wings and make the hornet too hot and in about 5 or 10 minutes the hornet will die of heat exposure. So those weak bees do have a defense. (*'▽'*)
@Pammellam Жыл бұрын
@@Pammellam I have seen the documentary about bees defence against hornets - it is truly amazing. But still not all defences are successful and if one scout make it out alive entire bees nest will suffer consequences. I believe you are aware of what Albert Einstein said about bees - thats why i suggested Japan need to take it seriously... Either way iam glad that at least you care :)
@CyMD Жыл бұрын
@@CyMD Yes, I agree completely. Bees need to be protected above all else. We humans need bees very very much! Without bees, food will be almost impossible to grow!
@Pammellam Жыл бұрын
@@CyMD the native honeybees in Japan have ways to fight against hornets, they have coexisted for thousands years. It’s usually best to leave nature as it is. I agree that we need to get rid of it in the other part of the world
標本の概念が変わるなぁ。 360°観れるし、何より保存期間が全然違いそう。
昆虫は苦手ですが、ものすごく手間暇かけた製作工程に感服しました。なんて美しいんだろう。
過去に、気泡だらけの残念なレジンジオラマを自慢気に上げている方がいて、こんなものかと思っていましたが、真空脱泡機を使うとこんなに美しくなるんですね。大変参考になりました
I always love when videos like that doesn't have music, only tool sounds
Same!
It’s called ASMR
@@thomass98 really? I didn't know, now it makes sense. Thanks
@@thomass98 It's isn't ASMR when it's irritating the viewer.
標本っていう趣旨からは外れるかもしれませんが、触覚を治すときに紫外線ライトを当てたときに目が青く光ってかっこよかったので、ライトを内蔵してみるっていうのも面白そうですね
頑張ればモンハンのランゴスタになる気が……？
I thought the same,the blue eyes were cool.
見た事ない物とおもしろい工程ばっかりだから飽きずにずっと見れた
This is awesome, I would have never known how to do this, very cool. Great work. Seeing the eyes glow under the UV light was very cool
You're the great DIY worker! You've made it so patiently and skillfully😊
ベルトサンダーとグラインダーは本屋でバイトしてるときに使ってたな、懐かしい。 １つ標本作るのに、これだけの時間が掛かってるんですね。まさに趣味の世界。
本当に丁寧な作業で尊敬する。 自分だったら確実に途中で羽か足折って、そのまま上手く直せなくて泣く。
Hi
ブラックライトをあてると目が光るの、めちゃくちゃにかっこいいです……
Incredible work. The refining process is insane, but the end result makes it so worth it. Stellar video. How long have you been doing this for? I have so many questions haha
Sanding is always a long tiring process but the results speak for themselves. It’s definitely worth the time and effort
That seems like they had at least a month of prep before they even thought about using any epoxy... Turned out RAD 👍👍
I just realized at 10:35 how big is the hornet compared to the dude hand. Scary 😂😂😂
I want one do you Export.
Hijacking top comment to ask- how tf does he make it magnetically levitate @ 6:42?!?!?!
すごすぎ、昆虫針とかは初めて知った。 このチャンネル絶対伸びると思います。
普段目にしないような専門的な道具が色々出てきて、最後にキレイキレイ出てくるの笑う 標本作り初めて見ました。なかなか面白い…！ 無視は苦手だけど標本になると綺麗でカッコよくて凄い…動いてると怖い…
What's so funny
Wow you’ve seen one of those things? I hope to never have the honor!
たまたま樹脂の中にいるだけで出ようと思ったらいつでも出られそうな迫力がある
This is just amazing. Such detailed work!!! Good Job. I have a dandelion seed ball puff in resin. I love it!
虫は苦手だけど虫の標本作りは何故か興味があって見ちゃう
素晴らしい。勉強になりました。 関節を柔らかくする、足先を釣り糸5mmで浮かせる、脱泡とか凄いです。
Nice! I was always wondering how they got these bugs to be so perfectly propped up. Great work.
good!!
@@xijinpig7978bruh
That resin came out perfectly clear, amazing job with this. So freakin cool
「このために買った…」の二連発で思わず吹き出してしまいました（笑）
捗るぅ！文明の利器最高！！って作業するんですが、月末にクレカの請求見てまあまあ真顔になりますね。
@@4Makeit 気合いの購入二連発な勇姿から「残り少ない研磨剤を振り出す映像」「まさかここでキレイキレイ？その汎用性の高さよ！」の対比がお見事ですwww
@@4Makeit 2つで8万くらいするんじゃないですかw
essa abelha é de verdade?
Lol
スズメバチとてもかっこいい標本になりましたね！他の昆虫や植物なんかもシリーズ化してくれたら嬉しいです。
ありがとうございます！スズメバチカッコいいですよね。ご要望に添えるよう頑張ります💪
カブトムシとかも見たいですね！
@@4Makeit それはスズメバチです!
@Taru shin それはスズメバチです!
@@4Makeit クロゴキブリお願いします！！
うまくいきました！Nicely Done! ありがとう 😍
時間と手間がかかった分 素晴らしい逸品が出来上がりましたね👍
虫はきらいだけど、めちゃくちゃ面白かったです。 こんなに手間と時間掛かるとは。 素晴らしい仕上がりですね。
すごく美しい樹脂の中の蜂です！ 30年ほど前に勤務していた所で、こっそり紅葉の樹脂を作ってました。 樹脂も真空脱泡機も研磨機もそろっていたのでこっそり。 あなたの動画を見て、制作途中の楽しみを思い出しました。 針をさすところは細やかで「根気と集中力がいるなあ」と思いました。
紅葉いいですよね。私はセロハンテープをラミネートみたいに使って栞を作ってました。やはり30年ほど前です。ただ2年くらいすると変色してしまっていた、もしレジンで閉じ込めるとしたらその辺の対策も考えたいですね。
@@4Makeit さま 私の紅葉は、エポキシ樹脂と硬化剤を混ぜて作っていました。 10年間ぐらいは手元に置いていたのですが、引っ越しのときか…もう思い出せませんが、なくしてしまいました。 研磨するとき、葉のところまで削ってしまっていて、空気に触れさせてしまったからか、そこから変色していました。 職場では、精密部品を破壊検査のため、固めて研磨して、顕微鏡で見ていました。 とても美しいですね！次の桜の作品も見に行きますね！楽しみ！！
樹脂標本って結構手間がかかるんですね。凄い綺麗で透明なアクリル
This is an amazing work. Would it be possible to make it as perfectly spherical as possible to avoid light refraction on the edges? That would be one hell of a way to display specimens.
that would warp the image
@@Platinumcoated Now that you mention it... Yes, it would, wouldn't it? I guess the spherical resin would make it look bent all the time. Good point, thank you.
こういうのってこんな感じで作られてるんだと知って凄いと思いました
Please do more of animal resin such as insect!! ❤️❤️ Love your videos!
やっぱりこういうものって何とも言えないかっこよさがある
Absolutely astonishing results, well done!
凶暴で恐ろしい存在故に美しい フィギュアも存在するが本物の存在感は迫力がありますね
ですね！！スズメバチに限らずですが、自然の機能性を追求した造形美って凄いなって思います。
紫外線で目が光るのがライダーっぽくてカッコイイ
ザビー(ライダーフォーム覚醒半ば)
展翅標本は時々見かけますが工程を全然知らなかったので勉強になりました
うわぁ〜〜〜、すご〜〜〜い、スズメバチをレジンに閉じ込めるのかっこいいね。
スズメバチ自体も標本全体もかっこいい
サンダーやグラインダーなど、完成のために、めちゃめちゃ楽しみに準備して来てたんだなと伝わってきて面白いです笑
楽しかったですねぇ。同時に今までの手作業はなんだったんだ、とも思いました。
That's an insane amount of work, and a great result. Congratulations!
Parabéns ficou lindo seu trabalho Brasil
Wow that was so Cool. Loved the way you carefully pined it out. Well done.
これは売ってほしい…!笑 紫外線ライトをあてた目、すごくきれいに光りますね👁️
そのうち欲しい方に買っていただけたら嬉しいですね。女王がなかなか安定して手に入らないのが難点です。
@@4Makeit このくらいの手間だと4500円くらいかな…
@@tnt7568 すみません、原価でそれ以上いってますね…
@@4Makeit まだ作ったことないけどそうなんですね…… 樹脂とかがもう少し安いと思ってたこのクオリティなら25000円から30000円くらいが妥当ですかね… こういうの欲しい人は喉から手が出るほど欲しいのでいくらでも売れると思いますw
@@tnt7568 なめ腐ってて草
I didn't know mounting an insect could be so much work. Let alone turning it into a resin art object. Is it the same procedure for butterflies? Very impressive.
So clean and beautiful! Great work! :D
6:05でUVライト当てたときにハチの目が青く光るの好き
素晴らしい出来と すごい手間の背景に感動してしまった
finally a quality insect preservation video!!! so well done
ライトが当たって、目が青く光っているように見えるのカッコイイ
I love that he uses construction grade tools to do all of this detail work. Make your life easier and get some smaller tools my man!
Another great video. Lots of process, no wonder why it takes so long to complete. Really pleasing to watch.
タオルから覗いた際、すごく綺麗でびっくりした
That vacuum defoaming trick is awesome! Well done!
触覚をなおしたときのように壊れたものも治せるのかと思うとUVレジン凄いですね。 とても勉強になりました。
紫外線さえ当たれば固まる手軽さはいいですね。多分これからも大活躍だと思います。
Magnífica. Parabens pelo trabalho artístico. Grande abraço Brasil
Мне всегда было интересно, когда ч смотрела на подобные изделия, как художник придает мертвому насекомому необходимую позу.. Спасибо вам, мастер, вы заполили пробел в моих знаниях. Как всегда потрясающее видео👏♥️🥰
😊
もっと夏休みの工作みたいなノリだと思って見たらガチすぎた…… 虫大嫌いだけど綺麗でじっと見ちゃった 作業が丁寧で工夫も別の工作で参考になりそうです
¡Qué hermoso trabajo! 😍
ポージングまで完璧だし教材に使われるレベル すげぇ
ありがとうございます。生きている実物が見れないので、想像でポージングさせた感じもありますが、そう言って頂けると安心します。
『この為に買った』連続わろた 凝ってんなめっちゃ綺麗w
I have two of these that were on my grandfather's dest when I was eight years old, back in 1961, and they are in hemispheres. They are so beautiful. I'm 70 now, and will leave them to my kids.
This was so pleasing to watch. :D I wish I'd had known or knew someone who knows about handling epoxy resin. Seeing the process...I see now why the butterfly I attempted to preserve turned into dust in that little box. I had even sealed or at least tried to seal any airflow that may have entered, but I was about 10 years old and didn't know acetone or any other chemical that was needed for the butterfly to keep it's shape. Very informative!!! Thank you for uploading!! :D
Thanks for the comment! I too have had a lot of help from the internet.
I have a dry butterfly in my kitchen and it doesn't desintegrates.
For almost 10 months
@@luisapaza317 Dude do some cleaning!
@@vonsopas N
オススメにでてきた！ むっちゃかっこいい
攻撃性を全面に押し出した自然の造形、かっこいいですねぇ。刺されたくはありませんが。
ぺりぺり剥いた時の音いいね😊
Could you give some tips on which resin to use? I want to try to do something similar and I love how clear your end result is!
これからも沢山の素晴らしい物をつくって欲しいです
頑張ります。ありがとうございます。
Menuda obra de arte,me imagine que se usaban las agujas para acomodar a gusto las alas,las patas y las antenas de la Avispa.increible
Beautiful video and masterfully done. The only suggestion I can think of would be to make the stands for the insects feet from the same resin that you are going to put the specimin into, since this way it would be completely non visable. 10/10
本当にいい趣味ですねー 昆虫興味ないけど好きな物をこんな風に飾れたら楽しそう
ベルトサンダーやグラインダーとか、触れたら手が削れそうなやつを素手でやる主さんすごすぎる…………！！！ 出来上がりもすんごい綺麗でびっくりしました✨✨
ありがとうございます。 人によって意見が結構変わるんですよね。手袋も選択間違えると巻き込まれたりするので（経験者）、僕は「失敗しても擦り傷で済むなら」と素手でやってます。とはいえ素人なのでプロフェッショナルがこの動画を見たら怒るかもしれません。
回転物を扱うときは手袋は危険ですよ
Really enjoyed this. I am fascinated with these hornets and would love one of these. Great 👍 work!
Thank you. I want to make a lot of them, but the queen bees are hard to come by.
@@4Makeit so it is a queen. european hornet queens look impressive when they fly by. and they are a bit smaller. the wings create a hum at the frequency of a razor, so its about 50 beats per second i wonder what the giant hornet queen would sound like. probably lower frequency but louder.
There are tons of what we refer to as Japanese giant sparrow bees (it’s not really a hornet it’s a bee category in Japan) as it’s native to Japan originally and in mountain remote side you would see it easily. I used to run for my life when it got close like 5 meters away. People die from it when it stings. Surprisingly even these giant sparrow bees have a place in the Japanese ecosystem in nature. They’re said to have great pest controls and eats pests in mountainous areas. These are killers for Japanese honey bees. But they’re all part of ecosystem.
One of the most fascinating, intricate, and amazing things I have ever watched. Truly remarkable work. 👍
樹脂標本は画期的過ぎる 空気に触れないから脊椎動物でも標本にできるし、 その気になれば台所でもできる
Very clear resin, it lookslike glass. I'm so happy I've never seen one of those hornets up close!!!
最後はキレイキレイできれいきれいするのね😳
To be put in a block of resin after death, and found after 10.000 years intact and then brought back to life, must be a beautiful experience.
You wouldn't want that thing alive trust me. It's sting can cause even necrosis
@@NHWL-vv5jr In fact i don't want that thing alive, just me to be alive. I hate live(and dangerous) insects.
For these things it'd be a lesser scale jurassic park
ひぇぇめっちゃ美しい……たんぽぽレジンの動画も拝見しました、とても素晴らしい作品の動画をありがとうございます！！
最初の下準備だけで１ヶ月も掛かるのすごいな。めちゃくちゃ大変🐝
Wow, that craftsmanship and creativity is great to watch. You just got yourself a subscriber, thank you very much for your content.
That was so cool! Nice job!
I think if you make a series of enclosing insects, plants and animals in resin this will attract watchers. Great work by the way!
ANIMALS?!
@@LaCrouteDPDM humans?
@@LaCrouteDPDM The dead one obv
@@LaCrouteDPDM what ?
@@_realaccount yeah but still
6:07のところのスズメバチの目が青く光るところかっこよくて好きです。
仮面ライダーみたい
fluorescent eyes
I love how he did this video in tutorial format, like were gonna buy a dead extremely deadly insect from an auction and try this at home
I mean...I am seriously considering trying something very like this, and I can't imagine I'm so special and unique as to be the only one.
How gentle you had to be with the delicate wasp looked like crazy surgery work.. I couldn’t imagine the patience that went into this. Cool vid bro!
Que trabalho delicado, parabéns 🇧🇷
Obrigado!
脚が縮こまったところからあの形になるまでがとても見応えありました。 あと真空脱泡機？本格なだけあり、泡も曇りもない標本でため息が出ました
Imagine after 1000 years , they discover it and say, " omg , intact prehistoric hornet fossilised in resin!" 😂
It will be next level i wish we had something like T-Rex in epo world needs galery with all spiecies like this.. and plants for education
A thousand years isn't pre historic.
@@mehranfarooq1738 Lets start with a million.
@@mediademon90 i doubt there'd be humans left lol
@@mehranfarooq1738 I agree.
Pretty damned good, I'm well impressed with the outcome and the process.
このチャンネルは絶対、人気になる。
励みになります。
こんなに凄いから、登録者数増えて欲しい！みんな色んな人に知って欲しい…
お陰様で今まで見たことない勢いで増えてますね。ありがとうございます。精進します。
コメントした時800にんで、返信してくださった時900人でいま1000人！！！おめでとうございます🎉
この為に買い揃えた道具が本格的過ぎて、笑うw （バキューム機もこのため！？） 素晴らしい！ 予算と時間が許すなら、僕もやってみたい
Beautiful work, and video !
このチャンネルは間違いなく伸びる
嬉しいお言葉ですねぇ。ありがとうございます。
That was awesome the attention to detail and the amount of patience you have is phenomenal, VERY well done
Very well done! I have some cleared-and-stained fish embedded in epoxy that I need to sand, I just learned from you how to do that. Thank you! Excellent video.
The eyes 👀 glowing wen the uv lite hit it was fire 🔥!!!!! Great work by tha way!!!! Love from America NYC 🇺🇸!!!!!
面白くてすごいから絶対伸びる。 貢献します。チャンネル登録しました。
ありがとうございます！
The UV resin to seal up the mold is actually extremely clever! I never thought about that
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I live in Japan where these giant hornets mostly live. Once I was in the park in the spring when the extra bee queens for the honeybees fly off and attached themselves to a branch of a tree while they look for their next next nesting site. Several of these huge giant hornets buzzed by and started picking off some of the outermost honeybees. They sounded like jet fighters compared to the honeybees which sounded like little propeller planes. They were scary!
you need (any capable organisation) do something about it. If bees keeps dying world is fucked. Seriosly protect them from this parasitic hornets.
@@CyMD Yes, we need to protect bees. You are absolutely correct!! Mostly they are dying from Illnesses and parasites more than the giant hornets. Bees in Japan can kill a bad giant hornet that comes to eat them. I have seen films here in Japan where 10 or 20 of honeybees will latch onto the giant hornet that invades their hive and then they will flap their wings and make the hornet too hot and in about 5 or 10 minutes the hornet will die of heat exposure. So those weak bees do have a defense. (*'▽'*)
@@Pammellam I have seen the documentary about bees defence against hornets - it is truly amazing. But still not all defences are successful and if one scout make it out alive entire bees nest will suffer consequences. I believe you are aware of what Albert Einstein said about bees - thats why i suggested Japan need to take it seriously... Either way iam glad that at least you care :)
@@CyMD Yes, I agree completely. Bees need to be protected above all else. We humans need bees very very much! Without bees, food will be almost impossible to grow!
@@CyMD the native honeybees in Japan have ways to fight against hornets, they have coexisted for thousands years. It’s usually best to leave nature as it is. I agree that we need to get rid of it in the other part of the world
Perfect and very detailed video ♥️
これが、物作りの天才か