🐝 This is part 2 of an earlier video titled "Asian Giant Hornet - Suzumebachi". In this video I give a basic overview of the body structure of insects and point out some curious aspects of this particular hornet (Vespa mandarinia), including its formidable stinger.
The Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia) is the world's largest and the most dangerous animal in Japan. These insects are called suzumebachi (sparrow bee) in Japanese and are a common sight during summer months from the high mountains to the forested edges of large cities throughout the country. The insects make their living hunting other insects and specialize in attacking honeybee colonies where they will kill all of the bees and consume the larvae. The native honeybees of Japan, however, are not without defense as they will sometimes ambush en-mass an intruding suzumebachi, covering the hornet with their own bodies. This causes the body temperature of the wasp and bees to rise, killing the wasp which has a lower maximum temperature tolerance than the bees. Imported commercial honeybees have no such defense and are easy victims to suzumebachi in Japan and other parts of Asia. (KB)
Join Kurt Bell as he dissects the astonishing intricacies of the Suzumebachi, all the while contemplating Stoic teachings on nature's impartiality and the paradox of life's fleeting yet relentless march.
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