Male Eastern Yellowjacket Handling! ⚡️

[nickcole]

how does this man manage to be chill with literally every bug in existence

[brianmills]

Yoink! You and those yellowjackets, brother, I thought a queen ruled the hive, I think you're actually the King of yellowjackets!😊

[dividdbyZero]

Your interactions and videos (about wasps in particular) have completely upended what people told me my whole life. Thank you for offering new information that changed my perspective.

[ghostdeath]

I love these types they are honestly so sweet. I never had issues with them. Good little garden guardians.

[thesigmatoiletalphawolf]

Nature loves this man, while humanity fears this man.

[Legitimatenobody]

These videos make me apprechiate wasps more. I was scared of them for a very long time. Since only a few years that fear is gone and i am slowly growing an affection for our little yellow black friends :)

[EmeraldEleki]

The way the wasp crawls onto your finger. "Welp, guess I'm up here now"

[willis_squintrillis]

I decided to pick up a random spider and it was chill

[Bonniethebunny]

I feel bad for him. Probably kicked out for the winter. It's fascinating to actually see a male yellowjacket though.

[fenuays]

I am so allergic to these I could never! Ive never seen such a calm yellowjacket!

[OverSpotterBlackHUS]

Wow! Nice! It is also so cute! Due to a male one, it can not sting what is very better.

[silverfox]

those extra long antenna... was I right all along with the yellowjackets in utah? i noticed this difference but was too cautious to confirm if they were male 😂

[stillnobuddy]

Cool boy vespid! But my question is what kind of doggins?

[asclepiussss]

New wasp buddy acquired. Youre now in good standing with the hive.

[lukecornthwaite]

Well safe to handle, is exceptionally creepy.

[ToolJam]

Ok, you've said you get lucky when the insects actually stay on your hand and don't fly away but that bee was totally chill. I think you have an aura/vibe that insects appreciate. 😎

[draconiusultamius]

Wasps do be chill like that tho. At least with me, i can just scoop em right up. People look at me funny, but you have to try it, it takes a lot to get them to sting you tbh

[randigo]

I recently let Yellowjacket to land on my finger and it started biting it with it's mandibles and I scared it with my other hand so it flew away

[sonnyg]

So do you ever get stung? Or if you have been stung how often has it happened, I mean I’ve gotten it, from Yellowjackets, paper wasps, red wasps, bees, scorpions, centipedes, umm a velvet ant(wingless wasp) and some kinda nearly microscopic parasitic wasps that exclusively paraditizes carpet beetles, it was a legit sting and then itched.

Of course all are unpleasant but none are unbearable and so bad that if for some reason I had to be purposefully stung, I could easily turn my head and take the sting/bite.

[Wren_The_Therian]

I would hold them except that I’ve been stung by honey bees 15 times, once by a wasp and a hornet, twice by yellow jackets and once by a carpenter bee. 90% of the stings unprovoked. I still have respect and love them, just don’t trust the safety of holding them without getting stung. I live ur Channel btw