Praying Mantis eats Murder Hornet

Dec 4, 2020 9:30 PM

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jesus fucking christ

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I would never hug a praying mantis even in time of emotional need.

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There is a cute. Tactical mantis

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Thank God those are smaller than us !

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Have you seen bigger species and humans? Usually I would call them lucky...Otherwise they would probably be a delicateness

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That's the best part! When winter comes the gorillas simply freeze to death!

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Underrated comment.

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"Dave, stop. Dave, my mind is going."

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Murder hornet still trying to sting the death mantis even as it's brain is being digested.

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Bugs usually have several brains! They're weird asf

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I think that was like a nerve response as mandibles worked through its brain

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Insect nervous systems are weird like that. Saw a video of a wasp pick up its decapitated head and fly away with it awhile back.

5 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 0

Found it.

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

It should be noted that 9 times out of 10 the mantis loses this fight.

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 1

sauce?

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One does not doubt Ozzyman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnKj5F4HRms

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Well this got disturbing VERY quickly

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The stinger is like "have at it then!" the whole time.

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Looks like a set-up. I'm cool with it, but yeah.

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Sssh shh shhh ssssshhh imma just eat head now ssshhhh

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That‘s metal AF

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MF'er eatin his damn head off. Took his time too

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Mmm... brains.

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zombie killing spree!

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It looked drugged?

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Just ate its head clean off.

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I mean.. wow. Could you imagine getting your head completely devoured tiny bite by tiny bite? That would really suck..

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treatment like that can cost ya a pretty penny in Amsterdam

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Ma man out here eatin ass like a pro

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I have watched enough Japanese bug fights to know that that hornet was sedated. The only thing I've seen beat one was a massive centipede.

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My thoughts exactly. Make it fair and have the both non sedated and facing each other.

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TIL japanese bug fights.

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Mantis: "All I need now are some Fava beans and a nice Chianti..."

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Ooh! That was a joke, not just Lector being vulgar. MAOIs cannot be mixed with liver, beans, or wine. And now you know a thing.

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That is meta as shizer. Thanks for the insight.

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OW COULD YOU NOT

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Emphasis on "ow"

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nnnnnGotcha bitch!!

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I used to be a murder hornet until I took a mantis to the -k̶n̶e̶e̶- face

5 years ago | Likes 49 Dislikes 0

Hahaha!

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Jesus the head eating

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No, I could not not

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Interesting trivia: insects have do not have perceptions of pain.

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Huh. Makes sense to me.

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kept scrolling decided to go back cause of praying mantis to hopefully see zorak +1

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Fun fact: Zorak is a confirmed virgin

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This might be the only time I'm perfectly okay seeing a creature have its eyes eaten while still alive.

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Having fed many mantids myself I can say that you're always secretly praying they start from the head end so it's over quicker!

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I saw a duck peck out the eyes of a spawning salmon. F’ing metal.

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DO NOT SEARCH "WATER BUFFALO EATEN BY HYENAS FROM THE BALLS FIRST"... I warned you...

5 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 3

Or any other black friday video, really.

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I’m for mantis over murder hornet, too. But that hornet was not at 100% before the ambush. There other mantis vs. murder hornet footage ..

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Yup. Both have power to kill each other. I guess it is about luck in this case. Both are terminators.

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that shows murder hornet getting behind mantis and biting off its head at the slender neck.

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Holy sh!t!

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Cant just talk about that and not kink it

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Here’s one kink ;-) https://youtu.be/VN-fk4CM7Uo

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I stand by my mistake

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That kind of Praying Mantis is an invasive species as well. Actually kind of a problem, they eat the big pollinators.

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Let's hope they start supersizing their meals with these hornets

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And humming birds?

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Not to worry, we'll release snakes tobeat the mantis'.

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These mantis' can eat smaller snakes

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Then we'll release parrots to consume the mantis'.

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And then some Siberian climbing weasels to eat the snakes! Of course they’re reservoir animals for plague, so we’ll need venom hawks...

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Id rather have the mantises. Thanks.

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It's alright, we can then release some alligators to eat the snakes.

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I'D RATHER HAVE THE MANTISES! THANKS!

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Invasive where?

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Depends. There are two invasive species in the USA, Chinese and European. The Carolina Mantis is native. However, the Chinese mantis 1/

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Was brought accidentally in the turn of the 19th century(1896), but it is huge and can eat lizards and humming birds. The Euro mantis 2/

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was introduced on purpose to control Gypsy Moths...so there's that... 3/

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do honey bees count as big pollinators?

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Technically wasps are good too, but these mf's don't have any predators here and have big destructive potential.

5 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

they do in Southwest Virginia

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Fun Fact: Honey bees aren't native to NA, either. That's why they're also sometimes called "european honey bees". Part of our big issue /1

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This is true. We can help our bees by planting more pollinating plants and allowing natural habitats to be undisturbed. And bee houses

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with them dying out is they've had about 300 years to wipe out the vast majority of native bees and take over their niche, so now we're /2

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Honey bees aren't dying out, the industry just had a few bad years.

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left with a single species doing what used to be the job of several hundred species. And anything that affects that ones species can now /3

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completely screw over two entire continents' food supplies, all because humans like tasty honey and docile bees...

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