Tamed wasp video

ilovebugs

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haven't watched it yet (loading) but I'm gonna go out on a limb and just guess that the stinger has been removed and someone's playing with it?

I've done it a few times with wasps and bees. they are pretty fun to play with when they can't hurt you.

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looks like I was right. wasps are just one of those type of creature that naturally seem to not posses that "fear of man" instinct. why should they, we fear them.
 
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Waspman

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Vespa_bicolor made this video, very cool!

I do not think the stinger was removed.
 

lucanidae

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Looks like he's got some kind of reward on his finger, possibly sugar water that keeps the wasp thinking he's food and not a threat.
 

cacoseraph

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ilovebugs said:
haven't watched it yet (loading) but I'm gonna go out on a limb and just guess that the stinger has been removed and someone's playing with it?

I've done it a few times with wasps and bees. they are pretty fun to play with when they can't hurt you.

Edit:
looks like I was right. wasps are just one of those type of creature that naturally seem to not posses that "fear of man" instinct. why should they, we fear them.
i can almost guarantee it is a whole and intact wasp, er hornet... er, thing. vespa loves his flying stingers as much (or more... probably more) than i love my centipedes and i would never maul my guys
 
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