STUNG by the MAMMOTH Wasp! (Extremely Rare)
In this thrilling video, a brave individual takes on the daunting task of capturing a Mammoth Wasp, one of the largest and most intimidating wasp species in the world. As the title suggests, things take a wild turn when the wasp unexpectedly stings the person, resulting in a dramatic and intense reaction. The video captures the sheer size and power of the Mammoth Wasp, as well as the risks involved in handling such a dangerous insect. Viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions as they witness the unexpected turn of events and the aftermath of the sting. This video serves as a reminder of the importance of caution and respect when encountering wildlife, especially in the case of rare and potentially harmful species like the Mammoth Wasp.
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Video “STUNG by the MAMMOTH Wasp! (Extremely Rare)” was uploaded on 11/29/2024 to Youtube Channel Brave Wilderness
Please I want to be there im at Jamaica Trelawny Lot 79
Unlike the moth. This guy looks familiar
That Mammoth Wasp it damn intelligent
recently got my first hymenoptera sting (by accident) & it was from a Ropalidia erythrospila. if u guys get a hold of a Ropalidia & are willing to get stung I kind of want to know how the other wasps & bees compare to it lol
This guy is a beast 🥶
Coyote Peterson Can You See Of Them The Creatures The Possible The Barbary Lion
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woohoo!! submitted I'd love to go on an adventure.
This is Megascolia maculata. This is the first time I've heard it called MAMMOTH Wasp.
The bite is far from the most painful. There are quite a few of them in Russia
i like how Mark is continuing what coyote and this channel started, i personally think its great. audacious yet aware. Mark is the real deal
"luckily we have a good arm over here" … leave your arms alone bro
I had NO idea this existed, and I’m so happy to see it does lol
What happened to Coyote lol?
Scientist searched for 3 years to only find 2 of them and you just happened to find that out there in no time?
This man is a good source of anti-venom
I didn't know this existed! It looks bigger than the Asian Giant Hornet??
That is TERRIFYING 😬
That wasp buzzing around like like something alien 😭
rarest wasp ever
Sting/bite test @8:55
I'm guessing… Since it is a parasitic wasp, that its' venom is very specific to the grubs they use as hosts, just like all other parasitic life-forms which will pretty much always be specific to the parasitic species and its' hosts. I've been watching these videos for a long time, and I have seen much stronger reactions from both Mark and Coyote in these endeavors.
With a yellow head/skull like that, you can call it the Skeletor wasp. Yeah. I'm just being silly. But seriously, this is amazing. This is the first time I've heard of a mammoth wasp! Boss video!