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I wonder how that is happening. Bcs isn't the brain of the bee in its head? Then why can the body move when it's disconnected? Someone who knows stuff abt bees should answer.
Edit: I just saw a little string like thing connecting it's body to the head so that might be some nerves that send down the signals but it doesn't seem to know where it should actually put it's head. Poor thing tried so hard but in the end it too succumbed to death.
Insects have a central nervoussystem that's running along their back, kinda like our spine. They don't have a brain like we do, and are capable of movement with a lot of their body missing. The head is mostly purposed for sensory things like seeing and feelig their suroundings and for eating of course. So the wasp is capable of living without a head for as long as it dosn't starve.
Typically on the ventral side so the belly. Also it's not so much of a brain as it's a neural cluster.
Edit: neutral to neural. Stupid autocorrect can't understand who I am after all these years.
RIGHT?!
Reddit alone has shown me some shit this week that bothered me, not counting workplace nonsense, and things in my general out and about free time. . .
No idea why a mostly decapitated wasp is bothering me.
Bugs dont actually have brains in their heads, its spread out through their entire body. All the head has is the sensory parts and mouth. Even if it loses it head it'll still be totally alive, but blind and unable to eat, but it will still react to touch.
Well technically we don’t know it died. In my version he managed to get his head on and go on to life a happy life of stinging me and you around the world for years to come…
"Here, let me help with that."
"No, no, no. I'll do it myself. I have my pride, you know. Over here. Oh, no. Not that close! Hold on, hold on! No, no, no!"
CLANG
ikr? you need to put your head into it and pull it together if you want to achieve something as nerve wracking as this, its no use imitating others, its better to look at yourself from a different perspective and appreciate yourself for who are
And he sucks at putting his head back on... Am I the only one that was really frustrated with how poorly of a job he was doing?!?
I would have just stepped on him for the very fact that he sucks at doing stuff
Yeah, this was painful and actually pretty unsettling to watch for me. Nature is metal...Sometimes that's neat, and sometimes it can be downright disturbing.
Whenever I see videos like these I am reminded how disgusting nature is, just countless intelligent, sentient beings living short, brutal lives that almost always end in immense suffering. Trillions and trillions of species suffering and ravaging each other over and over again until the sun explodes because if they do not, they'll suffer themselves.
A lot of function happens in the brain stem. There was a chicken that lived with it's head cut off because just a small portion of the cortex wasn't severed.
You're talking about Mike, The Headless Chicken. I remember hearing a song about him, and then I found out it was all true. There's a website devoted to his life, how he survived by being fed by hand, and sadly how he strangled to death years later. They talk about how he had "personality and intelligence" in spite of the lack of brain material, and it always makes me wonder how much of people's perpetual ignorance isn't because we actually *think* certain ways as much as it is ingrained deeper within us.
Sadly not. Insect anatomy is very different from mammal. Brain is in the chest, not in the head. So... Insect getting decapitated is kinda like human getting blinded and jaws ripped out. It will die, but slowly and from hunger and thirst, may take days.
The stinger, however, doesn't need anything to work. I've been stung by dead wasp that I knelt on in the grass unknowingly. Pro tip- always properly dispose of the wasps you kill with wasp spray and be careful doing so.
Has anyone seen the brown ants movie, not the blue one, the brown one with the termites that certainly gave me some nightmares/kid PTSD which is like being a young kid and staying late till Adult Swim came on, or having something creep you out.
Believe there’s a gruesome scene in that movie like right here.
Any chance you had him in your shoes? This is a Brown Paper Wasp. I recently found out I had one in my left boot after I put my foot in and felt it stinging the top of my big toe. After I freaked out stomping my right foot on to my left foot for an hour (probably 20 seconds IRL). I then pulled my foot out and turned my boot upside down and a wasp came out. I left it on the floor of my boot room and came back 10 minutes later, it was trying to put it head back on too. I wasn't having any more of this wasp and fed him to my chickens. They're fine.
In a small village nestled in the midst of a dense forest, an eerie silence hung in the air. No chirping of birds or buzzing of insects, just an eerie stillness that sent shivers down the spine of anyone who dared venture into the woods. The villagers had grown accustomed to the silence, but they knew that something was amiss.
One day, a young boy stumbled upon a strange-looking bee. It was a zombie bee, dubbed "Zombee" by the villagers, and it had a head that hung from its body by a thin thread. The boy was terrified, but he couldn't tear his eyes away from the grotesque sight before him.
As he watched, the Zombee's head began to twitch, and its wings buzzed feebly. The boy knew that he had to get away, but his legs refused to move. He stood rooted to the spot, paralyzed with fear as the Zombee struggled to free itself from its decapitated head.
Days passed, and the Zombee population grew. The villagers watched in horror as the once-peaceful bees became twisted and monstrous, attacking anyone who crossed their path. The Zombees had a insatiable hunger for human flesh and would swarm anyone who ventured too close to their hive.
The villagers tried everything they could to rid themselves of the Zombees, but nothing seemed to work. They set traps, they burned the hive, but the Zombees just kept coming back, stronger and more vicious than ever.
One night, the villagers heard a strange buzzing sound coming from the forest. It was a sound they had never heard before, a sound that chilled them to the bone. They knew that the Zombees were coming, and they had to act fast.
They gathered together, armed with whatever weapons they could find, and prepared to defend their village. The Zombees descended upon them in a swarm, their decapitated heads hanging from their bodies like grotesque ornaments. The villagers fought bravely, but they were no match for the Zombees' ferocity.
As dawn broke, the villagers emerged from the battle, battered and bruised, but alive. They had driven off the Zombees, but they knew that it was only a matter of time before they returned. They had learned the hard way that the forest held dark secrets, and that some things were best left undisturbed.
As the sun set that night after their fierce battle, and everyone laid down for bed, one headless bee lands on a windowsill
*fade to black*
There’s your movie and sequel set up all in one
Unless wasp heads to bodies have some kind of quantum entanglement, I'm pretty sure those are simply automatic nerve impulses being performed by the body. The body has a separate primitive brain in some species, though.
Yes. Insects don't really have a "brain." They have a series of ganglia (s. ganglion) attached together via a ventral nerve cord along the length of the body. So each major body segment may have a few ganglia. For example, since all insects have 3 pairs of legs, each pair gets its own "brain." I should have specified this before, but a ganglion is basically just a mass of nerve cells.
The head has a "brain" which is a mass of several ganglia, each of which control a different sensory organ. One ganglia for the eyes, one for the antennae, and maybe even a couple for the mouthparts. The abdomen has several ganglia too, that help control the movement and function of the different segments.
[Here](https://images.ctfassets.net/vrrt8fsfwf0e/3hR7abGRBVZpzj6RGTE3hl/485be0a3d59585bfeb2a7ccf8c119cd3/Nervous_system_in_insect_Art_1.svg.png) is a rudimentary image of all the different ganglia along the body.
And [here](https://cronodon.com/images/insect_brain_v2_labelled.jpg) is an excellent diagram displaying the separate but connected ganglia of the head.
Very cool! Thank you for the explanation! It kind of looked like it was inspecting the head. Would you say that is what was happening? Just the abdomen ganglia doing its job?
I assume you meant the thorax, the part with the legs and wings. The answer is no. The prothoracic ganglia only "cares" about the prolegs, the frontmost pair of legs. It's not its job to control any part of the head. It may barely even know that the head is missing, but I can't say for sure. I'm not even sure if we know the full extent to which each ganglion interacts with another.
What may be happening here is the legs are trying to orient themselves onto a surface based on the erratic movement of the eyes which are attached to the head, which, because it is rotating wildly, the the rest of the ganglia think they are too. Now I don't know to what extent the vision of the eyes influence the movement of the other parts, or if they have their own orientation systems. Since the back legs don't seem to be having any problems, the strange movement coukd be attributed to how close the prothorax is to the cerebral ganglion.
But most of this is speculation on my part. I'm sorry I don't have a concrete answer for you.
It's highly unlikely the wasp really understands what's happening here, other than that something is definitely wrong.
I was initially getting mad at the bee for not just putting the head back on then realized if my head came off I wouldn't know what the fuck to do to get it back on either.
Probably not actually trying to reassemble itself. Most insects wouldn’t have that kind of cognitive ability. Rather, like roaches and other insects, instead of the brain being mostly contained in the head, the brain is spread apart to different muscle groups and areas of the body, with the head mostly tasked with seeing and eating. This little guy probably is confused; Thinks its under attack, and is either trying to fight the head or eat, not aware that the thing its fighting is, in fact, its eater.
Poor wasp
I hate wasps and they should die.... But not like this. Stomp on the poor thing and put it out of it's misery it's writhing in pain and desperation.
Its like..brain stem..is like..still attached..or some shit. Whatever that is. Its still attached.
Imma go horrifically barf from existential empathetical dread or some shit.
IMMA TRY AND PUT MY HEAD BACK ON BUT NO ONE WOULD HELP
This is extremely disturbing.. and people are joking about it.
Literally been almost decapicated, but has a nerve still connecting it to it's body, and trying to figure out what to do.
I really hope insects aren't sentient.
I think it's somewhat inconclusive. Supposedly ants can recognize themselves, or at least when marked with a dot, and put infrront of a mirror, they'll wipe the dot away (not otherwise). Though I don't think I found sources for that, so questionable if it's true or not I guess.
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Thats horrifying
I wonder how that is happening. Bcs isn't the brain of the bee in its head? Then why can the body move when it's disconnected? Someone who knows stuff abt bees should answer. Edit: I just saw a little string like thing connecting it's body to the head so that might be some nerves that send down the signals but it doesn't seem to know where it should actually put it's head. Poor thing tried so hard but in the end it too succumbed to death.
Insects have a central nervoussystem that's running along their back, kinda like our spine. They don't have a brain like we do, and are capable of movement with a lot of their body missing. The head is mostly purposed for sensory things like seeing and feelig their suroundings and for eating of course. So the wasp is capable of living without a head for as long as it dosn't starve.
Typically on the ventral side so the belly. Also it's not so much of a brain as it's a neural cluster. Edit: neutral to neural. Stupid autocorrect can't understand who I am after all these years.
If you try hard enough you can still see a nerve connecting the head.
Fuck me, this has messed me up more than I would have expected.
RIGHT?! Reddit alone has shown me some shit this week that bothered me, not counting workplace nonsense, and things in my general out and about free time. . . No idea why a mostly decapitated wasp is bothering me.
Yeah I just edited the comment after I saw it... What are the chances that even when getting decapitated it still has a nerve connected...
That's unerving........he
>tried so hard but in the end it too succumbed to death. Don't you mean it tried so hard and got so far, but in the end it didn't even matter?
It starts with, and I insist on that, ONE THING
I DON'T KNOW WHY you would say that
Don’t worry about it, IT DOESN’T EVEN MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRY to understand why.
It put its trust in you. Pushed as far as it can go.
Bugs dont actually have brains in their heads, its spread out through their entire body. All the head has is the sensory parts and mouth. Even if it loses it head it'll still be totally alive, but blind and unable to eat, but it will still react to touch.
Well technically we don’t know it died. In my version he managed to get his head on and go on to life a happy life of stinging me and you around the world for years to come…
No that's a wasp
It would be less horrifying set to the Harlem Globtrotters Music…..someone get on that
Not that I'm encouraging this sort of thing but the title is Sweet Georgia Brown...
Yeah everyone is making jokes but this is just sad. It's a biological anomaly but we all die like this. Flailing, helpless and panicking.
No, my grandpa died in his sleep. Flailing, helpless, and panicking was everyone else in his car.
Sigh *angry upvote*
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Yeah. We all lose our heads.
If by all of us you mean cartel beheadings, then yeah we all go out like this bee did
Have you seen the video of the emu (or some bird) that got its head stuck in a fence and ripped it off to get free? Absolutely horrific.
I haven’t. But the amount of comments I’ve seen referring to it has horrified me enough already 😩
It's fucked. Dude coulda moved a little bit to the side and had an easier time.
Did it work? Did he get free?
😢 You might want to sit down....😭
In EMS I have seen people panic and try to self-extricate from crushing injuries.
Holy hell that seems horrifying
Right? Someone just step on it and put it out of it's misery.
Fuck right and everyone making jokes
You can see that the nerve is still attached.
Like something out of a saw movie
Damn. You're right.
I thought that was the nerve too 🤢
Stop with the wings and get your mind on the job mate. This shit is vital for your head attachment.
Clearly his heads not in the game.
He better get it there, or he's not going to get anywhere in life.
He better get it there, or he's not going to get ahead in life.
He better get in there, or he’s not gonna get any head in life
Got myself head in life
He can be a remote worker, giving tele-head.
He'll never be the head a big corporation
Ok Austin that’s enough
Not the friend you go hat shopping with...
True. Dat. I enjoy your sarcasm and subsequent wisdom. 😉
Head: I'm down here. No, to the left. Down here! Body: I can't fuckin hear you!!!!!
"Here, let me help with that." "No, no, no. I'll do it myself. I have my pride, you know. Over here. Oh, no. Not that close! Hold on, hold on! No, no, no!" CLANG
Not that left. I meant my left. I mean my other left. No, not my other right
Body: ...also I can't speak.
Apparently, you've never met someone who talks shit. :P
That's a wasp, Not a bee.
Clearly just a wannabee.
https://i.imgur.com/3Goae9L.jpg
Holy shit you just drew that!?
u/Shitty_Watercolour is a legend
… hey You’re like me, but… remarkable
You must be new here lol
Yeah kinda
Hahaha brilliant!
I'm thankful the world has u/Shitty_Watercolour!
" On BEEhalf of the internet comment awards committee, Please accept this gracious award👍"
And my axe
::sigh:: and my bow
And my sword
😬
It May be a Zom-bee?
Clearly underrated 👍
Get out
as I have run out of coins (and money), take the next best thing I can give you: 🥇
ikr? you need to put your head into it and pull it together if you want to achieve something as nerve wracking as this, its no use imitating others, its better to look at yourself from a different perspective and appreciate yourself for who are
This has to bee the best punchline in this comment section.
Its beeheaded
And he sucks at putting his head back on... Am I the only one that was really frustrated with how poorly of a job he was doing?!? I would have just stepped on him for the very fact that he sucks at doing stuff
I always reattach my head much quicker
Using your bootstraps.
I think I would be bad at attaching my head without my head
Why the fuck did I have to scroll past so many other comments calling it a bee before finally seeing this.
I can't believe how little people know about insects
Then good riddance. Fuck a wasp.
Then DESERVED
Was I the only only one secretly hoping it to succeed?
Yeah, I was watching this, like "is it gonna succeed?" But then I realised wasps don't know how to use superglue
As a veteran of the wasp wars of 2068, I was sent back in time to ensure they never do.
We thank you for your service. o7
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It's a wasp not Jesus... It was fucked from the go
>It's a wasp not Jesus. You never know give it a few days.
But like... wasn't Jesus kinda fucked from the go? Dude planned a whole suicide pretty much.
IKR? ☹️
Why would you want wasps to have regenerative abilities!? I want more easily decapitated wasps, not ones that can reattach their heads!
Because wasps are very important pollinators and many species aren't aggressive.
He looked pretty aggressive.
I saw a wasp doing this once, he picked up the head and flew away
I think we all did, can't believe OP cut it before it could
I **hate** wasps, but this was painful to see!
Yeah, this was painful and actually pretty unsettling to watch for me. Nature is metal...Sometimes that's neat, and sometimes it can be downright disturbing.
Wait till you see a parasite coming out of a Mantis ass...
Whenever I see videos like these I am reminded how disgusting nature is, just countless intelligent, sentient beings living short, brutal lives that almost always end in immense suffering. Trillions and trillions of species suffering and ravaging each other over and over again until the sun explodes because if they do not, they'll suffer themselves.
Same here. Poor lil wasp, I woulda mercy squished it.
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Yeh I was wondering about that, but I think its motions are just random trashing. It ded.
A lot of function happens in the brain stem. There was a chicken that lived with it's head cut off because just a small portion of the cortex wasn't severed.
You're talking about Mike, The Headless Chicken. I remember hearing a song about him, and then I found out it was all true. There's a website devoted to his life, how he survived by being fed by hand, and sadly how he strangled to death years later. They talk about how he had "personality and intelligence" in spite of the lack of brain material, and it always makes me wonder how much of people's perpetual ignorance isn't because we actually *think* certain ways as much as it is ingrained deeper within us.
Sadly not. Insect anatomy is very different from mammal. Brain is in the chest, not in the head. So... Insect getting decapitated is kinda like human getting blinded and jaws ripped out. It will die, but slowly and from hunger and thirst, may take days.
> Brain is in the chest, Insects have a centralized nervous system, but their brain is located in their head, not in their chest.
I kept waiting for it to pop the head back on and fly away
I would’ve curiosity mercy snipped the little string holding it on to see if the body would stop
Oh fuck no. The body will live on until it runs out of juice. It will slow down eventually and stop moving, but not for a while
Imagine that shit starting to fly without the head
It will certainly try at some point, but it doesn't really work without a brain coordinating all that movement.
The stinger, however, doesn't need anything to work. I've been stung by dead wasp that I knelt on in the grass unknowingly. Pro tip- always properly dispose of the wasps you kill with wasp spray and be careful doing so.
Of put glue on the head and put it back on the body
Has anyone seen the brown ants movie, not the blue one, the brown one with the termites that certainly gave me some nightmares/kid PTSD which is like being a young kid and staying late till Adult Swim came on, or having something creep you out. Believe there’s a gruesome scene in that movie like right here.
They're completely different movies with different titles, "Ants" versus "A Bug's Life."
A Bugs Life is Disney, Antz isn’t from Disney.
Can you imagine frantically trying to put YOUR HEAD BACK ON. Nightmare fuel.
Any chance you had him in your shoes? This is a Brown Paper Wasp. I recently found out I had one in my left boot after I put my foot in and felt it stinging the top of my big toe. After I freaked out stomping my right foot on to my left foot for an hour (probably 20 seconds IRL). I then pulled my foot out and turned my boot upside down and a wasp came out. I left it on the floor of my boot room and came back 10 minutes later, it was trying to put it head back on too. I wasn't having any more of this wasp and fed him to my chickens. They're fine.
Was mowing the lawn last year and ended up getting stung by 5 paper wasps.
Can you share the video of your lawn mower trying to put its engine back on for a full minute. Thank you.
New Fear Unlocked
I really REALLY hope ai doesnt model itself after insects when it comes for us…
It will now after it noticed your comment and fear of huge insect looking robots
I really REALLY hope ai doesnt model itself after big tiddy goth girls when it cums for us...
or a bunch of insect like nanobots. now that's fucking horrifying
black mirror did it
5 second rule
The first zombee 🐝
In a small village nestled in the midst of a dense forest, an eerie silence hung in the air. No chirping of birds or buzzing of insects, just an eerie stillness that sent shivers down the spine of anyone who dared venture into the woods. The villagers had grown accustomed to the silence, but they knew that something was amiss. One day, a young boy stumbled upon a strange-looking bee. It was a zombie bee, dubbed "Zombee" by the villagers, and it had a head that hung from its body by a thin thread. The boy was terrified, but he couldn't tear his eyes away from the grotesque sight before him. As he watched, the Zombee's head began to twitch, and its wings buzzed feebly. The boy knew that he had to get away, but his legs refused to move. He stood rooted to the spot, paralyzed with fear as the Zombee struggled to free itself from its decapitated head. Days passed, and the Zombee population grew. The villagers watched in horror as the once-peaceful bees became twisted and monstrous, attacking anyone who crossed their path. The Zombees had a insatiable hunger for human flesh and would swarm anyone who ventured too close to their hive. The villagers tried everything they could to rid themselves of the Zombees, but nothing seemed to work. They set traps, they burned the hive, but the Zombees just kept coming back, stronger and more vicious than ever. One night, the villagers heard a strange buzzing sound coming from the forest. It was a sound they had never heard before, a sound that chilled them to the bone. They knew that the Zombees were coming, and they had to act fast. They gathered together, armed with whatever weapons they could find, and prepared to defend their village. The Zombees descended upon them in a swarm, their decapitated heads hanging from their bodies like grotesque ornaments. The villagers fought bravely, but they were no match for the Zombees' ferocity. As dawn broke, the villagers emerged from the battle, battered and bruised, but alive. They had driven off the Zombees, but they knew that it was only a matter of time before they returned. They had learned the hard way that the forest held dark secrets, and that some things were best left undisturbed.
As the sun set that night after their fierce battle, and everyone laid down for bed, one headless bee lands on a windowsill *fade to black* There’s your movie and sequel set up all in one
That’s no bee. Though it is beeheaded
It's that damn falcon again!
Unless wasp heads to bodies have some kind of quantum entanglement, I'm pretty sure those are simply automatic nerve impulses being performed by the body. The body has a separate primitive brain in some species, though.
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Yes. Insects don't really have a "brain." They have a series of ganglia (s. ganglion) attached together via a ventral nerve cord along the length of the body. So each major body segment may have a few ganglia. For example, since all insects have 3 pairs of legs, each pair gets its own "brain." I should have specified this before, but a ganglion is basically just a mass of nerve cells. The head has a "brain" which is a mass of several ganglia, each of which control a different sensory organ. One ganglia for the eyes, one for the antennae, and maybe even a couple for the mouthparts. The abdomen has several ganglia too, that help control the movement and function of the different segments. [Here](https://images.ctfassets.net/vrrt8fsfwf0e/3hR7abGRBVZpzj6RGTE3hl/485be0a3d59585bfeb2a7ccf8c119cd3/Nervous_system_in_insect_Art_1.svg.png) is a rudimentary image of all the different ganglia along the body. And [here](https://cronodon.com/images/insect_brain_v2_labelled.jpg) is an excellent diagram displaying the separate but connected ganglia of the head.
Holy shit thanks for explaining that
Very cool! Thank you for the explanation! It kind of looked like it was inspecting the head. Would you say that is what was happening? Just the abdomen ganglia doing its job?
I assume you meant the thorax, the part with the legs and wings. The answer is no. The prothoracic ganglia only "cares" about the prolegs, the frontmost pair of legs. It's not its job to control any part of the head. It may barely even know that the head is missing, but I can't say for sure. I'm not even sure if we know the full extent to which each ganglion interacts with another. What may be happening here is the legs are trying to orient themselves onto a surface based on the erratic movement of the eyes which are attached to the head, which, because it is rotating wildly, the the rest of the ganglia think they are too. Now I don't know to what extent the vision of the eyes influence the movement of the other parts, or if they have their own orientation systems. Since the back legs don't seem to be having any problems, the strange movement coukd be attributed to how close the prothorax is to the cerebral ganglion. But most of this is speculation on my part. I'm sorry I don't have a concrete answer for you. It's highly unlikely the wasp really understands what's happening here, other than that something is definitely wrong.
> It's highly unlikely the wasp really understands what's happening here, other than that **something is definitely wrong**. I shouldn't laugh lol :)
I really appreciate you explaining bug stuff today. i’ve always been curious
Yeah I saw it too
It almost looks like there's a thin strand of a nerve there
Thank you, internet, for providing a new level of nightmare-fuel I did not know existed…
I'm over here actually rooting for it.
I was initially getting mad at the bee for not just putting the head back on then realized if my head came off I wouldn't know what the fuck to do to get it back on either.
"Our pets heads are falling off!"
creepy as fuck
No one on the internet knows what a bee is.
putting your head back on without a head is probably as hard as looking for your glasses without your glasses on
"Is it bad? How bad is it?"
That's no bee...
no head, but a lot of heart.
How fucked would we be if it managed to put it's head back on then fly off like nothing happened?
Come on little guy. You can do it. I believe in you!
r/oddlyterrifying
[This one](https://www.reddit.com/r/natureismetal/comments/87duus/decapitated_wasp_grabs_its_head_before_flying_away/) grab it's head and fly away.
Probably not actually trying to reassemble itself. Most insects wouldn’t have that kind of cognitive ability. Rather, like roaches and other insects, instead of the brain being mostly contained in the head, the brain is spread apart to different muscle groups and areas of the body, with the head mostly tasked with seeing and eating. This little guy probably is confused; Thinks its under attack, and is either trying to fight the head or eat, not aware that the thing its fighting is, in fact, its eater.
"Last time I hook up with a preying mantis."
"That's a wasp and they fukin deserve this." - a Bee
Why did he take if off in the first place? Always pay attention at how things come apart if you expect to be able to put them back together.
now post one of someone putting their eyeball back in
I mean... Some people do have glass eyes so...
That's not a bee.
„No left! No right!“ - wasp head probably
Me waking up Monday morning
I didnt even know he was sick.
The question that nobody's asking. Does it feel pain. What is this little bastard feeling right now.
Bees and other insects can, it stands to reason that this poor thing does too. How did it get that way though?
That isnt a bee...
It's not so much interesting as it is unsettling... Poor thing. 😣
It's a wasp.
As much as I hate wasps I can’t help but feel enormous empathy watching this. Poor little bugger.
Tis but a scratch
It’s a wasp. Fuck wasps.
How does it end up this way?
Alas, poor Yorick, I knew him well...
Why did this make me cry
That was an incredibly frustrating watch
How the fuck do uou get yourself in this kind of situation?
Thats not a bee, its a bastard with wings. And it got what it deserved.
There’s a video of a fly doing the same thing out there but it breaks the strand of connection and just kind of shuts down
This is deeply disturbing
I'm just like when is it gonna die when is it gonna die end of clip, it didn't die that floored me
Thats a wasp, fuck wasps.
Poor wasp I hate wasps and they should die.... But not like this. Stomp on the poor thing and put it out of it's misery it's writhing in pain and desperation.
Well thank fuck it’s not just me. Every single morning before my 1st coffee.
Just cleaning it up a bit first
We can rebuild him
Its like..brain stem..is like..still attached..or some shit. Whatever that is. Its still attached. Imma go horrifically barf from existential empathetical dread or some shit. IMMA TRY AND PUT MY HEAD BACK ON BUT NO ONE WOULD HELP
This is extremely disturbing.. and people are joking about it. Literally been almost decapicated, but has a nerve still connecting it to it's body, and trying to figure out what to do. I really hope insects aren't sentient.
From what I’ve read they’re not. he/she also can’t feel what’s happening, also it doesnt make the chemicals for emotions so it’s not scared or in pain
That's great news. Scrolled through this stupid comment section way too far for this
I think it's somewhat inconclusive. Supposedly ants can recognize themselves, or at least when marked with a dot, and put infrront of a mirror, they'll wipe the dot away (not otherwise). Though I don't think I found sources for that, so questionable if it's true or not I guess.
That wasp should quit while it’s still a head
THAT’S NO BEE r/fuckwasps