These Insects Will End All of Humanity

A lot of people assume the end of the world will come in the form of nuclear war or a world-ending asteroid, but we're here to tell you that something much, much smaller will be the real cause for the end of humanity. Check out today's insane video that reveals the most deadly insects of all that will cause the end of the world for everyone!

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[noahtheg]

The Infographics Team's upload shcedule is insane. They deserve their 11m subs

[hrg_tv]

I used to ride my 3 wheeler with no helmet (80s kid here) and would come home with bruises on my face from bugs/grasshoppers hitting my face. That’s was around 1984-85. Now I’m driving to work and back and can’t remember the last time I had bugs smeared on my windshield. I never really thought about it until seeing this video.

[RobCabreraCh]

I noticed this too. I used to live in Mexico until 2018. I have always had problems with huge amounts of insects getting into my home. It was just part of normal life. Then I moved to PA and immediately noticed that there were almost no insects anywhere. So I grew accostumed to the whole no insect thing. I returned to my home in Mexico after that, but something has been weird since. I first noticed we didn't have insects when I rejoiced at the fact that I hadn't seen a centipede (fairly dangerous here) all year, then it hit me... there are pretty much no insects anymore, and I live in an area that people could call "rural."

[wuddafxuppp]

I noticed about 10 years ago that 80% of the fireflies were gone in my yard. I lived right in front of a corn field, and at night in the summer, the whole yard would be amazingly lit with hundreds of fire flies. Now I only ever see a twinkle here or there. Very sad.

[coffeecat]

When I was a kid in the 90s my sister would catch fireflies in a jar with hose poked in the lid so that I could see them up close. Apparently the trees outside our house used to look like they had Christmas lights on them there were so many of them

[mrsucc]

Info Show: all insects will die


Roaches: no i don't think so

[pssgqrk]

How people imagine insect Appocalypse :
*Insect invade human, and eating all food supply, the wasp become giant, and Butterfly become carnivorus*
How it actually is :
*Insect disappear*

[TheMessiahOfThePercent]

Less Trees = Less Oxygen
Less Oxygen = Lower insect size
Lower insect size = Lower lifespan of an insect

[nd_]

Love the Indiana Jones 4 referenence in the thumbnail

[justtheinternet]

I like your videos, the problem is that they are very long for small questions or stories that sometimes, because of the duration of the video, I get bored

[twocvbloke]

Dunno about other areas, but where I live here in jolly ol' England, there's bugs everywhere, even those clouds of flies that make you close your mouth so you don't have an unintentional protein :S

[Velikium]

3:02 man, mexico and canada are also from north america, i know its a drawing but im already sated

[omegledailydosage]

And yet somehow they’re still gonna find their way into my room and be staring at me while I’m sleeping

[ronaldhowdeshell]

As a kid, we would go out and catch fireflies and there would be dozens of them. Now, we are lucky to see two or three, if any.

[zerocool]

Calling bullbutter during summer I was on a run and had to close mouth, insects everywhere

[seanbutler]

Great video, love the content. However you do realize that Canada AND Mexico are part of North America too right?

[douglashanson]

I haven't seen black raspberries at any store in at least 15 years. I can't even find black raspberry jam! My relatives from northern Italy used to pick them in mountain meadows before they came over after ww2. I guess without bees, they went extinct.

[leeroyjenkins]

There used to be tons of butterflies in my yard now im lucky if i get to see just one

[bruh_grrrr]

oh no the ants will be like super deadly ants like in the movie

[kirkmorrison]

I've got more insects on my farm than 10 years ago as I have been managing for insects and wildlife