Asian Giant Hornet Attacks and cut Mantis to half

Asian Giant Hornet Behaviour and Lifestyle Asian Giant Hornets are known for their fearless and extremely aggressive attitudes, and they seem to favour one animal in particular, the Honeybee. Asian Giant Hornets like to feed the Honeybee Larvae to their own young and are known to completely destroy whole Bee hives in the process. Rather than using their stinger, Asian Giant Hornets, kill the guarding Bees using their strong mandibles with extreme force and agility. One Hornet is said to be able to tear up to 40 Honeybees in half every minute just to get at what it wants. Asian Giant Hornets are sociable Insects, working together within the colony to forage for food, growing the size of the nest and caring for the young. They are known as workers but they do not reproduce, as that is the job of the queen. Asian Giant Hornet Reproduction and Life Cycles Once having built her nest in the spring, the fertilised queen lays a single egg in each cell which hatch within a week. Asian Giant Hornet Larvae undergo a five-stage changing process known as metamorphosis, in order to get to their adult form. This takes around 14 days by which point the hive has it's first generation of workers that ensure that the colony as a whole is well-maintained. By the late summer, the population of the colony is at it's peak with around 700 workers, most of which are female. The queen then begins to produce fertilised (female) and non-fertilised (male) eggs. The males leave the hive once they have reached their adult form and usually die once mated. The workers and current queens tend to die out in the autumn leaving the young fertilised queens to survive the winter and begin the process again the next spring. I do love Praying mantis and made this channel to all ppl who want to know more about them. Vespa mandarinia giant hornet wasp killer japanese hornet asian killer hornet killer hornets giant wasp giant asian hornet japanese wasp japanese hornet sting giant japanese hornet giant bee killer wasps asian hornet asian giant hornet sting asian wasp hornet killer huge wasp japanese giant hornet sting hornet bee killing hornets large hornets killing wasps asian hornet sting large wasp giant hornet sting largest wasp japanese killer hornet vespa hornet largest hornet huge hornet asian giant hornets big wasp queen hornet wasp killing killer asian hornet giant killer hornets huge bees big hornet vespa mandarinia japonica japanese killer wasp hornet species wasp vespa bee killer wasp giant asian wasp giant killer bees hornet attack giant japanese hornet sting hornet queen hornets bees japanese bee what kills hornets hornets and wasps giant asian hornet sting china bee the asian giant hornet vespa wasp the asian killer hornet japanese giant wasp asian giant wasp

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1. The insect who eats insects is killed by a DANGEROUS insect
2. The insect who eats insects is killed by a DANGEROUS insect
3. I like how the bee just casually flew away
4. He lost his head and he didn't even get laid for it.
5. Poor Mantis, always losing his head.
6. Rip mantis
7. #yolo
8. #coolbee
9. #prayingmantis
10. Lol Pokemon rules and scythes evolves to scizor and he would win
11. Fatality
12. Thats a badass hornet
13. why nobody save it or why nobody called the police??
14. Khabib vs Conor
15. KILL THE TO
    
    
    NO GOT ALIVE
16. That Mantis is a disgrace i mean come on now. I know its a GIANT HORNET but a Mantis is usually precise and only strike when they have a good shot. For the Hornet to get him down like that means the Mantis did not know what he was doing.
17. hornet cut his nuts
18. this reminded me of Godzilla
19. i love asia
20. Nature is fucking metal.