This man harvests wasps in an interesting way. He places a plastic bottle at the entrance of the hive and gently taps it, allowing the wasps to safely enter. This is actually an irregular hornet colony, which can be dangerous and should only be handled by professionals. Since hornets do not produce honey, they are collected for their role in pollination and then released into nature. Their hives are then collected and the larvae inside are carefully removed. In some regions, these larvae are consumed as food, while in others they are collected for medical research or to control hornet populations.

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  1. Fascinating. Edge of my seat and stop breathing fascinating.
    "Cream of Yellow-jacket soup";
    "Steamed Wasps in their own juice;
    or best one:
    "Hornets Hash".
    There are heaps of Vegan Survivalists out there who can't get enough of roasted larvae.
    Yum.

  2. There’s nothing irregular about these hornets, please stop with the AI voiceovers if you aren’t gonna put in proper information. These are called “lesser banded hornets”.

    And yes there is also a greater banded hornet as well that is bigger with a more painful sting, but they also can’t fly as fast as the lesser banded so the swarming capabilities aren’t as bad as these.

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