Stinkbug Eggs Hatching (Pentatomids)

[want2bskinny91]

Ewww,bugs.

[kiki10522]

Stink bugs

[nikkilovespie9]

HOW CUTE!!!!!!

[TheCourtney666]

beetles!!!



[redassasain18]

You should have killed those things when u had the chance. My house gets infested by those damn bugs

[michaeltraynham1]

could u smell them?

[weijieshlt]

FCKING BURN THEM USE FCKING FLAME THROWER FCKING PEOPLE TELL HEY WEIJIE WTF YOU FLAME THROWER FOR WHAT AN WASTE OF FCKING MONEY AND NOW THEY SEE WHY

[ArtFreak658]

@weijieshlt well said B(

[p0hass01]

I edited the title later on.

How do people find this video on YouTube? Search? Link somewhere?

[AimeeRoseful]

ummnm wellif you did not know what they are well you have the name in the title

thumbs up

[chourtnii]

has anyone ever told you that you have an amazing documentary voice.? i thought i was watching a nat geo film. I see a career change for you in the near future

[Gopherunner]

So that's what stinkbugs look like

[Biggz082]

my raid wouldnt been empty by now 

[KazoneNa]

Thats something you wouldn't see everyday in real life...this is like a close up version of National Geographic i got stink bugs myself... 2 types..

[fossilgirl8]

Great video and great narrating voice! I just found my own batch of stink bug eggs, those nasty little creatures... They are such a pest!!

[tweety7746]

Bed bugs

[TheEvilPuppy]

Why did you let them live?!!!!

[bigkey1979]

wow that was just weird but they did look kinda cool

[peacejustinbieber39]

they dont look like stink bugs!!

[stinkbugtrapper]

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[oneeyedboxer]

Those are humanity worst enemy, next to mosquitoes.

[4Fist2Ax3Handles]

No stink bugs in this video, sorry guy.

[miketenie]

i would had put them in a jar and put a scorpion inside to leave the bugs to die like there suppost to

[stinkbugtrapper]

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[rockdawgg978]

lol

[poltergiest11]

its so disgusting yet adorable to me, WHY???!!!

[bobsonenzo]

ZOOM ZOOM I need ZOOM

insects are gross but somehow I love watching them

[cattyluveor66]

dude these bugs aren't just stinky and stupid but they are REALLY annoying. every time I see one it always flies around the light for an hour or so and that just makes me wonder how can they not suffer a heart attack from all that flying. they also always fly into things such as the window or the wall or into an open light and then they get cooked hahahaaaaa lol they are so stupid

[TheBihgDawg]

hey there was a stinkbug in my house so i put it in the pencil sharpener it was funny it crawled in there then you here the sharpener go off ahahahahaahahaahahaahahahahaha­haahhaahaha

[bioches]

lady bugs hatch as larva.

[demonicBerith]

Sounds like quagmire from Family guy rofl

[toadswildride]

very cool! thanks for the video and narration. only thing missing is a really cool bird coming by for breakfast.

[annbackues]

Interesting! We have stink bugs hatching right now on the outside of our window. We were just searching the internet to figure out what kind of bug it was. My seven year old happened to notice a "leaf bug" sitting on our window in the same spot for awhile a couple of weeks ago, which now, of course, we know was a stink bug. What a strange spot for a bug to lay their eggs. Anyway, thanks for the video.

[woodskuvers]

Thanks for sharing! My daughter found some of these eggs on a leaf and we put it in a jar to see what comes out. We've been checking the internet to see just what kind of bugs they will be.

[crazy6omen]

they look like ticks to me lol but then again im no expert

[Uejji]

I too would have probably destroyed the eggs the second I found them on my window, but I really respect this guy for his choice to let life continue for these bugs.

[a1nall]

Did you capture them into a jar or kill them before they flew everywhere in your house?

[p0hass01]

The eggs were on the outside! Even my uniquely tolerant wife would not have allowed the converse experiment.

[killercara]

very interesting video. I am glad that you took the time to document this.

[bhalv82]

gross. i would have doused them in gasoline and lit them on fire the second i saw them.

[unicornlxi]

@bhalv82 soapy water in a squirt bottle does just fine and he wouldn't have risked burning down the house.

[CardboardStories]

Ahh damn i have tryphophobia and i have goosebumps now.

[jaketune]

tryphophobia ?

[ThePsychoticScyth396]

fear of insects.

[D43ver]

uhh..I don't know why I love looking at pictures and stuff about these weird bugs but when I see them in real life I get so freaked out that I can't go near them..

[TiqueO6]

I love the face-like markings on the backs!

(if everyone destroyed 'scary' things we'd be much the poorer for lack of these fascinating creatures much less their functions!)

[carelli1987]

this is a insect of the order coleoptera

[sulynsin]

grossest shit ever. crush them.

[phyromenz]

wtf is ur pro i woulda been trowing windex at em and screaming like a lil girl

[SiManRevolution]

AAAAAAAAARRRGGGHHHHH!!!!

[nigaplzitzron]

Discovery Channel Narrator, Failed

[bliooild]

Those thing once laid egg onto my shirt and it hatched, inside the closet. The very next time i open the closet, they sprang out and I was f***ing surprised.

[aisles23]

I wonder how large was the mother :O

[aisles23]

I like your documentary like voice! sounds like discovery channel lol

[drybones234]

wow thats epic! they hatch quick!

[xthuminhnguyenx]

they didn't hatch quickly

he just sped up the process

he said "after a few hours"

[kuramafan58]

Ew, gross! I love it! :D

[DrPlotless]

I found these on a strawberry and I did not whkat they were until the internet machine informed me.. I am soo grossed out and obsessed with looking at them now lol I popped the eggs with the end of a chop stic

[Ritaycia]

hahaha wow priceless

[kaefka]

Hello p0hass01,

I found your excellent video while trying to ID a similar neat collection of insect eggs on a lavender stem. After reading the comment from alegos it seems probable these are Leaf-footed stink bug eggs...they are common in Austin gardens where they attack our tomatoes each year.

Annie at the Transplantable Rose

[jacobtootoo1]

wait were they on the outside of the window or the inside because i would have threw them outside if they were in

[DancingPondNeedle]

wood eating beetle of some sort known commonly as the stink bug.

[kakhakaladzemilan]

I thought it's a discovery channel show, you kinda talk like one

[5LbSquirrel]

Oh yeah, and the aliens in the Alien movies are most definitely inspired by insects. The person who made 'em really studied their bugs!

[5LbSquirrel]

Just for fun: when they are hatched and soft bodied, they are called teneral. After they darken and their exoskeleton hardnes, they are sclerotized.

[flavaslette]

An exciting but different research area is the biology of stink bug symbionts. We have shown that stink bugs (Pentatomidae) have a bacterium colonizing the last section of their midgut (caeca). This bacterium is vertically, but not transovarially, transmitted to offspring. Females smear the surface of eggs with symbionts, which are acquired by nymphs after hatching. This is a unique system with a number of interesting biological and evolutionary questions to be answered. they are stink bugs

[p0hass01]

Thanks for this. I am always amazed at the collective information out there.

[xXDyingDarknessXx]

are they all inside your house window or outside the window O_O?

[p0hass01]

Outside!. My wife would not have let me allow them to linger inside!

[CevicheCZ]

I think it is a peculiar type of stink bug or beetle.

[MegaMelmo]

Cant be a beetle. They start as larvae.

[runesick]

i already bred lady bugs, not them

[milpayguru]

they look like stink bugs to me.  basically a pest.

[hahahadracula]

this are not lady bugs. ladybugs first stadion is a larva and i think this ar cicada or somthing els like that

[krissnovak]

you have voice like national geographic`s narrator in some kind of animal movie...

[MychalMonstrousity]

they have 6 legs

soo it cant be an arachnid..

[bad spelling x___x"]

and my friend..

after searching on google for 10 mins xD

i found a solution.xD

yerr answer is stinkbug eggs xD

[tassidarxb]

holy crap i thought it was national geographic for a second.

[vintage1950]

i'm itchy, good narrator

[Jacobcorndog]

ur'e a good narrator, i thought this was a clip from the national geographic lol.

[coldguy42]

o that is the potato bug it haches on windows and trees there harmless but not to farms if you have a garden or flowers and vegitation you might whant to kill them.o by the way how i know they are potato bugs is I have a small farm nerby my house and pototos bugs look just like that

[Hermit4321]

they are stink bugs or shield bugs however you want to call them, look them up in google or were ever.

[siesss]

that ain´t lady bugs. lady bugs are beetles, which means that there first stage is a larva. search for it on google and you will find out these are not lady bugs.

i don´t know what kind of bug it is, but its definitely not a lady bug;)

[ifoley24]

Look like Pentatomids

[jaimy22]

i know green ones of that and if you have one it really stinks and first i thought it were butterfly eggs then lady bugs and then little chemical bombs:P

[p0hass01]

Thank you alegos for your identification. A search of the web makes it clear that you are correct.

[alegos]

Also, all true bugs (those in the order Hemiptera) are hemimetabolous (develop with incomplete metamorphosis) immatures are called "nymphs" and progressively get bigger with molts going through stages called instars. Usually, it's around 5 instars before they molt a last time into adulthood.

[alegos]

Erk! my first comment vanished. It said that these little ones are likely stink bugs (from the family: Pentatomidae). It's hard to tell precisely which kind, since nymphs tend to look vastly different in coloration compared to adults.