Venus Flytrap Eats Wasps || ViralHog

I love a happy ending.

I know now where GTA3 crusher was inspired

Carnivorous plants. Wtf

That final finale tho 🤗

I always hated them in the Mario games. I hate those fly traps.

Didn’t realize the traps move as quick as they do. I thought it was a slow steady move.

Who also waited 2 mins for the satisfying Moment

Gotcha

It's Evolution Baby.

I thought I would be glad to see this, but when his friend tried to save him, I actually felt sad. 😢

На столько хороший звук у микрофона что я от жужжания ос начинаю нервничать. 😁 Как же я не люблю этих насекомых... Приятного аппетита этим растениям! 😂

That are either some super brave or super suicidal wasps.

When wasp realizes its only real weapon is totally infective.

Why is this 30 seconds video almost 4 minutes long...?

Good.

I don't know. This doesn't look like my sort of vid-- GOT HIS ASS YA GOT THAT SUMBITCH LET'S GOOOOOOOOOO

Surprised that the wasps that got caught didn’t use their jaws to chew the little fingers(?) off the plants to escape!

Those wasps didn't read the memo.

Schadenfreude

You'd think that the wasps would figure out how to free their trapped sisters...

It looked like that last wasp was trying to sting its way out - the stinger protrudes and retracts - watch in slo-mo.

It's amazingly cool how the fly traps have developed two sensor hairs in the middle of each leaf. Both sensors need to be touched to activate the trap, cutting down on the number of missed attempts when the wasp is only half in.

Everyone's looking bfor food

The plant didnt win. Hornets and yellow jackets can chew thru plastic and wood. Theres no way those guys died in there

How many times they close for nothing.

A real splatter movie !!! 😂🐝🪴

I could watch this for hours 😂😂

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Most satisfying video

Wasps have really quick reflexes. So the Venus Fly Traps have to be really fast. I wonder what became of the wasp that got trapped by the Venus Fly Trap. Whether she managed to free herself from the Venus Fly Trap's jaws. Or whether she got digested.

Wasps have powerful jaws since they are omnivores. So it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to bite their way out. They are also efficient diggers. So if a person buries them with mud or sand, it will only take them a few seconds to a few minutes to dig themselves out, depending on how deep the sand or mud is.

Wonder if Venus can catch the Japanese Hornets.

Sun dews > fly traps..... every one of them wasps woulda been dead

I feel bad for the wasp and the insects that get caught, but the plant has to eat, too!

I like wasps. They seem like intelligent creatures and they also have mandibles so im pretty sure at least 2 of those wasps could just chew their way out.
Perhaps with persistent wiggling or if one of its buddies helps him out, wasp 3 could get into a position to free himself.

People only hate them because they sting, but really it doesn't hurt that much, and they use logical reasoning to determine whether they should sting you, so if you just leave them alone, they'll leave you alone.

But perhaps my respect for wasps is biased as i am allergic and could die if i was stung a few times at once.

A deer in a field of bear traps

Venus Fly Trap: "Damn! This fly has some kick to it!"

Look at this clown parade of total idiot wasps get absolutely FEASTED ON by Chad fly trap. GET REKT CREEPS

The Japanese wasps that kill horses probably think that they are smarter than the Venus flytrap but a little do they know even though the Venus flytrap is a plant it can count to 20

Brothers, sisters we gather here today to watch wasps get their due justice 😂

Plants are undeniably the most intelligent creatures. They literally play, deceive and use to their interest any animal on earth.

More like "Fly Trap Fails" ...

When caught, those wasps sure swing their stinging asses around the same way a knife nut swings wildly with a cleaver.

But nah. They’re trapped.
They lost. Fuck wasps.

watching wasps die is something every one of us can agree on

I believe those are hornets.