bolido2000
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Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: Crazymofo
what makes that vid freak me out is I had a hornet land 2 inches from my face last night when I was laying in bed! For some reason he wasn't flying away so I grabbed an empty cup and trapped him... he didnt like it and started running laps around the parameter of the cup.. I got him onto a book still under the cup and threw him outside... freaked me out then and makes it even worse now cause I have no idea where he came from!! :Q
you mean she?
the only male bees are the drones, and their only job is to mate, and they die.
What a satisfying life that would be.......
Originally posted by: Actaeon
From where I got it from...
That was amazing.
They said 30 hornets killed 30,000 bees in 3 hrs.
Thats:
1000 bees per hornet;
333 bees per hour per hornet;
5.5 bees per minute per hornet;
My brother told me those Hornets are 2 inches long, with a wing span of 3 inches. They are native to Japan. But Japan didn't have any honey bees, so they brought some European Honey Bees over. Because they never evolved together, the Bee has no natural defenses against the Hornet.
Originally posted by: xUCIxDaiSHi
i think a link to it was on someone's profile. forgot the handle
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Of course its true. You think I would make it up?? I actually watch alot of Discovery, History etc etc Channels and am fairly smart, contrary to what most of my posts on ATOT would indicate....
The dogpile works becuase the heat generated can be upwards of 150 degrees. This is hot enough to kill the hornet, but the bees have evolved to where they can tolerate this extreme heat for short durations.
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Of course its true. You think I would make it up?? I actually watch alot of Discovery, History etc etc Channels and am fairly smart, contrary to what most of my posts on ATOT would indicate....
The dogpile works becuase the heat generated can be upwards of 150 degrees. This is hot enough to kill the hornet, but the bees have evolved to where they can tolerate this extreme heat for short durations.
Whats the dogpile defense?
Looks like they found a natural predator. :laugh:In Japan's mountain villages, the hornets are valued as part of the basic diet. They are eaten deep fried, or even as hornet sashimi.
Originally posted by: chibchacan
Thanx:beer:
Bump, I've still got plenty of bandwidth left.
