@1123359 No, you can't. Horse-flies just drink blood, they don't lay eggs under the skin of animals or humans. They lay their eggs on plants, or on rotten plants on the ground etc.
I remember being biten by one of those things when i was at the pool, swimming i was young back then the life guards said it was a horse fly and they said it wouldn't come off even if i go under water this bitch was even on my head biting the life out of me! and i've been stung by a bee so now i'm so afraid of bugs i try to avoid them lol and i'm even afraid of flies horse-fly or not lol
@SystemFreaKk13 Yes, getting diseases from insect bites is always possible. I don't think we here (northern Finland) have anthrax at all, tularemia is here endemic but rare, anaplasmosis has been found at least in southern Finland. Some viruses (SIN, Hanta) spread at least by mosquitos are here quite common, although they are not that dangerous.
@ookkonaaoulusta Exactly brah, i was in the proccess of running on the track, as it flew onto my face. I didnt have a chance to react, shit is still swollen
@ntrnate Few weeks ago I drove off the biting horseflies on my hands as there were too many of them, and got bruises and bumps on the skin. The fly spits some stuff into the hole it makes to prevent the blood from clotting. As it sucks the blood perhaps most of its poison really comes out that way.
The reason the wound continues to bleed after being bit by a horsefly is because its saliva contains an anti-coagulant that prevents clotting...or so I've read from insect books.
@Dinosorable I was in a forest yesterday, Hybomitras did not want to bite... We here (Finland) have only 37 horse-fly species, most of the common species belong to the genuses Hybomitra, Chrysops and Haematopota, and they are quite small. It would be fun to see some bigger horse flies like Tabanus sudeticus (known as "the heaviest fly in Europe").
@ookkonaaoulusta I don't think horse flies are so wonderful. I'd go with the small, blue dragonflies. We have a lot of those around here too. They're so gentle. I find them in the grass at school.
Now these horse flies in your videos are easily the ugliest female beings I ever saw! Disgusting bitches who bite like heck! They make me sick. Eeeeeeewwwww!!!!!!
One of the best things I have found is, When Horseflys are comming after you get close to a big spiderweb. They will fly right into them and you will be giving a black widow a big meal. :-)
@Thebrianshoww Hybomitra species are found in Europe, Asia and the North America. Here (Finland) they live like other horse flies in forests and near mires and bogs. Here this and some other bloodthirsty horse fly species are quite common from June to August in the country, but quite rare in towns.
It is due to the allergy. Some people are very allergic to them. Luckily I have no allergies. I just read about an Australian girl who is allergic to water!
@ookkonaaoulusta but like doesnt it hurt? ive heard ppl say that a bite from a horsefly hurts like hell. but ur seriously making me think otherwise here.
it hurts a little bit, but it depends on where it bites, and what kind of horse fly it is that bites. the bigger the fly, the bigger the pain, I think. of course it hurts more than a mosquito bite, but perhaps not more than a nurse taking a blood sample.
wasp, bee and bumblebee stings hurt much more, and there's the swelling and the possible allergic reaction too.
was the arm infected or are you allergic to mosquitos, horse flies etc?
horse-flies put something into the wound that prevents the blood they drink from clotting. some people are allergic to that stuff.
as I was stung by a bumblebee as child, that really hurt, it was 1000 000 times worse than being bitten by a horse-fly. maybe it was a wasp or a bee that stang you?
It hurt a little bit. Horse-flies can make anyone nervous if there are lots of them. Like last summer as I was mowing the lawn in hot weather wearing only short underpants. Tens of horse-flies were biting me, had to stop mowing.
In Finland. Hybomitra horse flies, like the one in the video, are quite common here. They live mainly in moist forests, near bogs, near lakes etc. They should be found in the Netherlands too, perhaps they are not just as common as here. I'd really like to see some bigger horse flies like Tabanus bovinus, etc., never seen a single one.
yes. they bite anyway, no-one can escape them. i was like testing if i could take "closer" close up photos and video of insects by adding a lense on the front of the camera. this way the image quality is quite good for video, worse for still photos.
a nurse takes more as she takes a blood sample! but it says in the books, that when hundreds of horse-flies attack a cow or a horse, they can cause "severe bleeding". I believe it.
On the video the bloodsucking looks much worse and painful than what it really was. If a horse-fly bite comes as surprise, it will hurt a little bit, but if you see the fly and know what is going to happen, it's like nothing. Especially if you are shooting a video.
anybody else feel that little itch on their arm?
deebo846200 1 month ago
Amazing video. Keep up the great work!
Chris75wet 1 month ago
oh hell no!
EightCounts 1 month ago
Yooouch!!! Great Video.
TheCarltondry 1 month ago
damn blood sucker fly
clnmyjts 1 month ago
Just listen to it's buzzing! It sounds like death and despair!
MrCubehead58 2 months ago
You're a badass!
blackdragonthebad 2 months ago
ok that blood kinda looked tasty at the end.
JessusLovesDinasaurs 3 months ago 2
@1123359 No, you can't. Horse-flies just drink blood, they don't lay eggs under the skin of animals or humans. They lay their eggs on plants, or on rotten plants on the ground etc.
ookkonaaoulusta 3 months ago
True art bro; love the blood dripping- an offering for the flies
hexcrackerjtj 3 months ago
Holy shit lol.
omgdan23 4 months ago
you let it get away!?
TheFridgechucker 5 months ago
I fucking hate these bastards
Konman804 5 months ago
I remember being biten by one of those things when i was at the pool, swimming i was young back then the life guards said it was a horse fly and they said it wouldn't come off even if i go under water this bitch was even on my head biting the life out of me! and i've been stung by a bee so now i'm so afraid of bugs i try to avoid them lol and i'm even afraid of flies horse-fly or not lol
XxFinalFlashXx1 6 months ago
That was creepy! Especially since the fly is that close to the camera.
RetroVideoFan 6 months ago
the bitch didnt close then HOLE
lujkacha 6 months ago
DUDE! dont let that bitch bite you they can carry nasty diseases like anthrax, tularemia and anaplasmosis
SystemFreaKk13 6 months ago
@SystemFreaKk13 Yes, getting diseases from insect bites is always possible. I don't think we here (northern Finland) have anthrax at all, tularemia is here endemic but rare, anaplasmosis has been found at least in southern Finland. Some viruses (SIN, Hanta) spread at least by mosquitos are here quite common, although they are not that dangerous.
ookkonaaoulusta 6 months ago
Damnit now im fucking scared to go outside.. God damnit
P1MPIN100 6 months ago
it seemed like a lot of blood closeup.
19bstark 6 months ago
To be exact horseflys don't really bite. They scrape the skin and suck up the blood with their spongemouth
whittierdude520 6 months ago
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webkinzgirl008 7 months ago
did that hurt????
DAtechdeckguy 7 months ago
@DAtechdeckguy That much that you want to avoid being bitten by horseflies. It's biting my hand, and hand is not the worst place it could bite.
ookkonaaoulusta 7 months ago
@DAtechdeckguy yes
muxammad 6 months ago
That was terrible... though I've only encountered these things in rural areas.
IronKingLeo 7 months ago
a friend of mine was biten in PT by one lol of course she got no sympathy and had to go to the hospital afterwards
TXejas19 7 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta Exactly brah, i was in the proccess of running on the track, as it flew onto my face. I didnt have a chance to react, shit is still swollen
WUTUPCUZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 7 months ago
One of these bit me on the fucking lip yesterday, next time I see one I'm gonna kill the shit out of it
WUTUPCUZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 7 months ago 8
@WUTUPCUZZZZZZZZZZZZZ How is it possible? Did you not see it or hear it, as it landed on your face?
ookkonaaoulusta 7 months ago 2
and a new superhero emerges! awesome video.
SOJUxGURL 7 months ago
Why didn't you kill him? Is this a new emo trend instead of cutting your wrists?
10majfar 7 months ago
@10majfar It would not have been fair to take a video of the horsefly and then kill her.
ookkonaaoulusta 7 months ago
@10majfar I'M emo and gay
shairaptor 7 months ago
how can you let it just bite you!? they are well painful
CunningStuntUKg 7 months ago
dayum naitcha you scurry
Otokarashi17 7 months ago
@Pkmaxey Try yourself, then you will find out : D
ookkonaaoulusta 7 months ago
I'd be all like , oh no you didn't and whoop his ass
SSjago 7 months ago
Ouch? He is indestructible.
MUNKYLEFTOVERZ 7 months ago
swat it off dumb azz!!!!!
gurlzrule345 7 months ago
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l3onusLife 8 months ago
why is it that it causes so much irritation at the bite? when u let it fly off and your finger bleed does that cause less iritation?
ntrnate 8 months ago
@ntrnate Few weeks ago I drove off the biting horseflies on my hands as there were too many of them, and got bruises and bumps on the skin. The fly spits some stuff into the hole it makes to prevent the blood from clotting. As it sucks the blood perhaps most of its poison really comes out that way.
ookkonaaoulusta 7 months ago
@ntrnate it fking hurts.
webkinzgirl008 6 months ago
Nice camera
VenixOfficial 8 months ago
i usually let them start feeding on me just so i can have the pleasure of ending their lives.
dialchemy 8 months ago
@dialchemy In that way you may get more bacteria from the fly into your blood.
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago 3
@ookkonaaoulusta Thx for that advice although i flick them hard onto the ground then crush them. Disgusting things, still not as bad as slugs though.
dialchemy 8 months ago
The reason the wound continues to bleed after being bit by a horsefly is because its saliva contains an anti-coagulant that prevents clotting...or so I've read from insect books.
Dac719 8 months ago
It hurts just watching this. I hate those motherfuckers!
sanitarium09 8 months ago
@sanitarium09 please watch my newest upload (Heptatoma horse-fly), if you want more hurting...
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago
Why?
StormchasersPAMD 8 months ago
@StormchasersPAMD I would say that stormchasing is far more dangerous.
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago
This must hurt like hell
NotABagger 8 months ago
SIR!....i applaud you for having BIGGER BALLS than me.....i freaking HATE horse flies....i rather had mosquitoes -.-
zeromanthebest 8 months ago
Ouch! Did that hurt?! Because you didn't do a thing! You just stood there and let it do its thing!
Dinosorable 9 months ago
@Dinosorable The fly in the video is biting my hand, near my thumb, and it did not hurt much. I wanted to get a close up video of a horsefly biting.
ookkonaaoulusta 9 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta You know something? They suck blood like mosquitoes. And we have plenty of horse flies and mosquitoes where I live.
Dinosorable 8 months ago
@Dinosorable I was in a forest yesterday, Hybomitras did not want to bite... We here (Finland) have only 37 horse-fly species, most of the common species belong to the genuses Hybomitra, Chrysops and Haematopota, and they are quite small. It would be fun to see some bigger horse flies like Tabanus sudeticus (known as "the heaviest fly in Europe").
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta I didn't know there were different types of horse flies.
Dinosorable 8 months ago
@Dinosorable
really? have a look at the world of these wonderful insects at the Wikipedia: Tabanids, Tabanidae... : )
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago
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Dinosorable 8 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta I don't think horse flies are so wonderful. I'd go with the small, blue dragonflies. We have a lot of those around here too. They're so gentle. I find them in the grass at school.
Dinosorable 8 months ago
@Dinosorable Yes, dragonflies are all beautiful, we have the little blue ones, too.
ookkonaaoulusta 8 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta One time, I found one in the grass at school. And I kept talking to it.
Dinosorable 8 months ago
EW FUCKING GROSS I WANNA DIEEEEEEEEE OMG I HAVE THE BIGGEST FEAR WITH BUGS I CANNOT EVEN DO THIS IM ABOUT TO CRY RIGHT NOW KILL ME
DerpPurple 9 months ago
that just looks mad painful :/
18dancex0x0 9 months ago
@18dancex0x0
It aint
Fuckthesystem127 9 months ago
Now these horse flies in your videos are easily the ugliest female beings I ever saw! Disgusting bitches who bite like heck! They make me sick. Eeeeeeewwwww!!!!!!
Cybernaut76 9 months ago
Bad fly,eww :(
A fly recently wanted to bite me and fortunately I swatted it before it could get more painful.
puresouleternal 9 months ago
that creature got undeserved free lunch
urmo345 9 months ago
One of the best things I have found is, When Horseflys are comming after you get close to a big spiderweb. They will fly right into them and you will be giving a black widow a big meal. :-)
PGMEagle 9 months ago
I hate horseflies, and they annoy the shit out of my dogs. I kill them immediately as soon as they land.
coolbeanzs 9 months ago
whats the 240 p light?
alexmini123 9 months ago
It is so ugly. Those things hurt when they bite.
savagezone 9 months ago
Where are they located/found
Thebrianshoww 10 months ago
@Thebrianshoww Hybomitra species are found in Europe, Asia and the North America. Here (Finland) they live like other horse flies in forests and near mires and bogs. Here this and some other bloodthirsty horse fly species are quite common from June to August in the country, but quite rare in towns.
ookkonaaoulusta 9 months ago
horse flies are bad!! they can swell the part where they suck blood! and its itchy too
MrLordike14 10 months ago
@MrLordike14
It is due to the allergy. Some people are very allergic to them. Luckily I have no allergies. I just read about an Australian girl who is allergic to water!
ookkonaaoulusta 10 months ago
Thanks for donating blood
PGMEagle 11 months ago
@PGMEagle
my hemoglobin is so low that I cannot donate blood, but horse flies don't mind.
ookkonaaoulusta 11 months ago
WAIT u just let the thing bite u?
bigt553 11 months ago
@bigt553
yes. sometimes they are very eager to bite, sometimes they just fly around you for a while and go away.
ookkonaaoulusta 11 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta but like doesnt it hurt? ive heard ppl say that a bite from a horsefly hurts like hell. but ur seriously making me think otherwise here.
bigt553 11 months ago
@bigt553
it hurts a little bit, but it depends on where it bites, and what kind of horse fly it is that bites. the bigger the fly, the bigger the pain, I think. of course it hurts more than a mosquito bite, but perhaps not more than a nurse taking a blood sample.
wasp, bee and bumblebee stings hurt much more, and there's the swelling and the possible allergic reaction too.
ookkonaaoulusta 11 months ago
remember i got bitten by one of these and my arm hurt like hell i had to be given anti venom at hospital
hamster700 1 year ago
@hamster700
was the arm infected or are you allergic to mosquitos, horse flies etc?
horse-flies put something into the wound that prevents the blood they drink from clotting. some people are allergic to that stuff.
as I was stung by a bumblebee as child, that really hurt, it was 1000 000 times worse than being bitten by a horse-fly. maybe it was a wasp or a bee that stang you?
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
that anticoagulant is damn good
Filioberto 1 year ago
@Filioberto
nicely said.
ookkonaaoulusta 10 months ago
@ookkonaaoulusta im gonna barf. thats alot of blood
macutemec 9 months ago 2
I'd have squashed it :S Yuck
RsGhost1 1 year ago
@RsGhost1
I don't like them either. But they have so wonderful eyes!
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
@ookkonaaoulusta Hehe, to me they're creepy as hell. Did the bite hurt? The wound the fly left you, seems larger than your average mosquito bite.
RsGhost1 1 year ago
@RsGhost1
It hurt a little bit. Horse-flies can make anyone nervous if there are lots of them. Like last summer as I was mowing the lawn in hot weather wearing only short underpants. Tens of horse-flies were biting me, had to stop mowing.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
@ookkonaaoulusta Where do you live? I have never seen these flies in the Netherlands :S
RsGhost1 1 year ago
@RsGhost1
In Finland. Hybomitra horse flies, like the one in the video, are quite common here. They live mainly in moist forests, near bogs, near lakes etc. They should be found in the Netherlands too, perhaps they are not just as common as here. I'd really like to see some bigger horse flies like Tabanus bovinus, etc., never seen a single one.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
You actually sat there and let it bite you? Respect.
mario64guy 1 year ago
@mario64guy
yes. they bite anyway, no-one can escape them. i was like testing if i could take "closer" close up photos and video of insects by adding a lense on the front of the camera. this way the image quality is quite good for video, worse for still photos.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
u now most of the horse fly carries parasites that can kill u
firmclock 1 year ago
@firmclock
it is a wonder, after 6 months of the bite i'm still alive!
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
OMG the blood
Luke7195 1 year ago
@Luke7195
this i was waiting for. that someone says 'OMG'.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
@ookkonaaoulusta lol hahaha
Luke7195 1 year ago
You are nuts! Iam terrified of flies like that, brave man
scr8pdo 1 year ago
@scr8pdo
those flies, like this, they have wonderful eyes.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
got damn, nigga, that was nasty \o/
2pakcaio 1 year ago 10
excellent video
shroomingnewman 1 year ago
I think you need 9-1-1 for this attack. Look at all the blood coming out!
Dac719 1 year ago
@Dac719
a nurse takes more as she takes a blood sample! but it says in the books, that when hundreds of horse-flies attack a cow or a horse, they can cause "severe bleeding". I believe it.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
why would you sit through it THOSE FLIES HURT
linebro 1 year ago
@linebro
"You can't make an omelet without breaking eggs."
On the video the bloodsucking looks much worse and painful than what it really was. If a horse-fly bite comes as surprise, it will hurt a little bit, but if you see the fly and know what is going to happen, it's like nothing. Especially if you are shooting a video.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
@ookkonaaoulusta i was exaduratng a little
by the way what camera did you use
linebro 1 year ago
@linebro
camera: canon powershot a570, with a close up lens (actuallly a lens taken from an old video camera attached to a self made adapter).
with this close up lens at 4x zoom (=140 mm focal length 35 mm eq.) the field of view is 10 mm in the focus.
ookkonaaoulusta 1 year ago
wtf, get it off!
ne0flux 1 year ago
yuck
PGMEagle 1 year ago