アメリアを震撼させたオオスズメバチの駆除方法に対する海外の反応

This guy is just standing calmly and talking casually next to these giant hornets and then he just takes them down with ease. Big props to this guy 4310

The amount of bees lost to the sheet is nothing compared to what just one giant hornet is capable of! 2745

As they became more and more, I was becoming legitimately afraid they would just collectively take off with the glue sheet still attached to them 1951

Here in the Netherlands Japanese Hornets are being sighted. As a beekeeper this is super helpful and informative! 1358

This guy is doing this without ANY protection! Major respect. 1328

Watching the hornets get stuck to the trap one by one put such an evil smile on my face. That was so awesome to watch. 1230

The especially genius part is how even if the hornet is only a little bit stuck, it always tries to bite the glue board, basically guaranteeing that it gets stuck 1154

The powerful sound of their wings, even with one of them disabled is such an indicator of the power of these hornets and the danger that they present to the honeybee species. Even I as a being who is 100x the size of these creatures, is fearful of what they are capable of. 1016

This man is braver than I am. Not only is he standing near these giant hornets, but he stomps on one while two others are buzzing around very close by 861

As much as I fear these monstrosities, I got to respect their loyalty to help the bros 793

This man plays a great role in the ecosystem 739

thanks for the translation, these videos are honestly pretty informative and I’m definitely not just watching out of some sadistic pleasure I get out of seeing the hornets be completely and utterly foiled in their attack of the hive 691

Brilliant!! Truly this is so smart. No pesticides to mess with the bees that are so close, and totally minimizes danger to the bee keeper. This is so cool, gonna have to remember this one! 686

They can almost escape when only their feet touch, but the moment they bite that glue they are done for. Thank you Yuichi for this idea. 582

As someone who’s seen those giant orange hornets decimating bee colonies around my neighorhood, watching their trial now was an absolute pleasure.
A trial like in the old days.
Where I live, they are an invasive species from Asia, wildly dangerous for our ecosystems.  548

This is a great idea. Here in America, these are invasive, not native, hornets. I hope the people in the Pacific Northwest start using this method. It seems very effective. 525

It’s fascinating how the hornets try to fight the glue trap once Stuck, you can see them biting and stinging the glue, trying to kill it, but the struggle only gets them more stuck 510

An awesome example of a person using intelligence, knowledge and simple tools to accomplish the goal of saving his entire hive, instead of spraying horrible Monsanto chemicals everywhere. He understands these mini-monsters have an important role in nature and just targets the problem scouts. Zero collateral damage. Bravo! 488

as someone with a phobia of stinging insects, it is very satisfying to watch them get stuck 481

As someone allergic to stings this guy deserves a medal. 454

Thank you for this, we have been having trouble in the past with oriental hornets in Malta and it was effecting local bee colonies and having a negative impact on everyone since we had no way to control the spread and this will hopefully help a lot of people in being safe and offering other ways to treat it. 427

It is kind of neat that they respond to the pheromones and show up to try and help a brother out. 406

Also knowing that 1 giant hornet can kill a minimum average of 2,000 bees/hive, 10-15 bees on the sheet is negligible. Great work! 350

Watching giant hornets getting trapped is surprisingly therapeutic 345

Seeing those hornets next to the bees really gives you an idea of how giant they really are. 239

This is so very satisfying to watch.
Thank you for protecting the honey bees, Man’s best friend in the insect world.  174