Killer Hornets - Japan

Aug 2003
Japanese athletes have discovered a new source of strength -- hornet saliva.

Killer hornets may be Japan's deadliest creature but they are also one of its most popular. They are considered a delicacy and turned into a potent sake. But perhaps the strangest use for them is on the Japanese gym scene. Their saliva, believed to provide a energy boost, has been turned into a sports drink and is creating a huge buzz.

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[herpsrcol]

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN NATURE YOU SCARY D:

[Raykushi]

can't they breed humans in special cages too? I like the idea of going around having sex with every girl i can :D

[Raykushi]

5:16 im sorry but she totally says 'naruto' there

[TheMagnificentPony]

@Raykushi or being raped

[Riku1135]

I love Japan.

[krane121]

Just by the way he talks to them you can tell this guy is THE WORST POSSIBLE TYPE TO DO A DOCUMENTARY IN ASIA. He will never feel the eastern breeze.

[intothebreach]

What a delicious way to get rid of a nasty pest. :D

[Igorek766]

Eating giant hornets... Japan, excuse me while I facepalm.

[BeaSiegal]

Revenge is sweet, literally

[HorrorEatsBrains]

@migygwell From bees?

[macrick]

@narxhin4ever Hornets

[Loadedskate]

one day they are all going to gang up on him, & rape him