I only jerk off to Garfield cartoons, I think this is considered normal.
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Asian giant hornets, which some researchers refer to as “murder hornets” according to the New York Times, had never been seen in the U.S. until December, when the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) verified four sightings of the hornets near Blaine and Bellingham, Wash. Canada also reported sightings of the insects in British Columbia the fall of 2019, per the WSDA.Asian giant hornets are the largest species of hornet in the world. They attack and destroy honeybee hives, entering a “slaughter phase” where they literally decapitate bees and take the hive as their own, using the thoraxes from the dead bees to feed their young, according to the WSDA. Just a few hornets can decimate a honey bee hive in a number of hours.
Their stingers are longer than a honey bee’s, more toxic and they can sting multiple times. Multiple stings can also kill a human even if they’re not allergic, according to the WSU release. The New York Times reports reports that in Japan, the hornets have been known to kill up to 50 people a year.
Officials don’t know how the insects got into the U.S., but they’re bracing for the hornets to start emerging soon, as they become active in April,
Will absolutely wail on these fuckers with a badminton racket, not in my woods
Quote from: CatsCatsCats on May 03, 2020, 12:51:28 AMWill absolutely wail on these fuckers with a badminton racket, not in my woodsI will simply explain social distancing to the wasps after which they will voluntarily buzz around 6 feet away from me.
Been reading a bit about this and they are absolutely trying to. Setting traps to trace back to hives. Eliminated at least one hive on Vancouver Island. Pour dude doing it got stung through his bee suit and layers of sweat pants lol sounds brutal might need to rethink my strat Sounds like finding hives might not be easy but they’ve got a few ideas and are coordinating with experts in Japan
I have encountered these here in Japan up in the mountains. They are about as big as my thumb. A wasp that is as big around as my thumb. They are orange and black and very confrontational. If you see one, I suggest you nope out.
Quote from: chronovore on May 03, 2020, 05:03:01 AMI have encountered these here in Japan up in the mountains. They are about as big as my thumb. A wasp that is as big around as my thumb. They are orange and black and very confrontational. If you see one, I suggest you nope out.(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Momo on May 03, 2020, 08:08:35 AMQuote from: chronovore on May 03, 2020, 05:03:01 AMI have encountered these here in Japan up in the mountains. They are about as big as my thumb. A wasp that is as big around as my thumb. They are orange and black and very confrontational. If you see one, I suggest you nope out.(Image removed from quote.)Looks plastic-y.
The 4 laid across the hand are legit.
I remember these back from the google video days. They had some japanese bug fight videos or some crap and these and the giant centipedes basically murdered anything that went up against it.You guys have fun!
(Image removed from quote.)Prepare to be penetrated, oniichan.
