Murder hornet

[Backwoods101]

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[Backwoods101]

Alrighty, Tapatalk won’t let me post a video of a hornet killing a mouse


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[Hooverfb]

Really? And what do you think pollinates all our crops and trees? Please.

Clearly the US never had any plants at all before Europeans brought honey bees... lol and only countries where honey bees exist can produce the world's food.

Next you'll tell me there was no game here before we brought nilgai, hogs, auodad, and axis...

[Hooverfb]

Just wait until the media starts reporting that the virus could mutate and infect the Murder Hornet population. Throw a good old hurricane in the mix to spread it around faster you got yourself some news. SMH

You forgot that they have to include that its somehow trumps fault. Lol

[Hoggslayer]

You forgot that they have to include that its somehow trumps fault. Lol

Sorry, I thought that was just understood.

[arrowsmack324]

Wonder how they taste!?

[rjtkdplus]

Wonder how they taste!?

About like a Killer Bee

[arrowsmack324]

About like a Killer Bee

Dang it, I was hoping for flying crawfish!

[W-O]

I'm gonna need a stronger Bug-A-Salt. The current one usually takes 2 hits on a red wasp and that is not going to cut it.

[sailor]

I'm gonna need a stronger Bug-A-Salt. The current one usually takes 2 hits on a red wasp and that is not going to cut it.

I believe....it's called a 410's...………...

[hunt247]

https://youtu.be/i7VMcMJBjD4

I am sure it hurt but he is a little dramatic.

[Backwoods101]

Can someone post a video for me? Tapatalk isn’t cooperating


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[Stoof]

[laredoarcher]

Wonder how they taste!?

Rated a bee+ at best

[El General]

Is there any time frame where a non-indigenous species becomes considered as native? Yes Honeybees were brought to North America but they've been here now for 400 years. All plants and animals were "invasive" at some point, that's the goal of any species...to grow and spread.

I'd be curious to know how many of our "native" bee species hitched a ride over here before we started writing things down in books.

Nobody considers feral hogs native, but they have been in Texas longer than honey bees (probably).