Why You Should Never Approach A Hornet Nest - What's Inside An Active Colony. Mousetrap Monday

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There's no honey in a hornets nest, only anger

We had a yellow jacket hive under a bush in our front yard. We were planing to spray at night over the weekend when one morning there was just a hole and nest bits all over the place. God Bless that skunk who took them on for us.

Could you imagine just living and a giant dude just starts peeling away your home while explaining to his giant students? 😂

This guy must have balls of steel, I can’t imagine getting that close to a hornets nest while being this calm and chill.

Hornets built a nest on the side of my mothers house. They built it in the corner of one of the windows cut out area. They build the nest , so that you could be inside the house, and look inside the hive all the way to the center. The newspaper even came in took photos and wrote a story about it in the paper.. once I was at the pool sitting near the concession stand having a Coke, and one of these things landed on my shoulder. My girlfriend got all excited. I told her, if you don’t bother them, don’t swing at them, don’t scare them, they won’t sting you. So I let it sit on my shoulder without making a fuss. It stung me

Kudos on the cameraman for taking those stings without complaining.

I'd be terrified of going anywhere near a hornet's nest, even with protective gear.

A few years ago my neighbor had a bald face hornets nest that size in a tree, he just let it grow. In the fall once the nest was inactive I caught a group of birds (blue Jays? Crows? I don't recall) dive bombing it and smashing it to pieces to get the larvae... It was very cool to watch!

Everyone is a professional bug catcher till the hornets work together to unzip your protective suit.

Hornets Nests are like the Death Star, without the super laser.

One of my favorite childhood memories: Had a hornet nest in a bush next to my deck. My buddy and I took it out with air soft guns from 30 ft (biodegradable bbs). They had no idea what hit em. Would recommend.

I love that fact that you didn't merely destroy it but deconstructed it and then provided nature (the skunk) with a feast. Very enjoyable.

Shawn, I didn't need a reason not to mess with a hornet nest but I appreciate that you're crazy enough to do it anyway. Side note: Never approach a hornet nest without a sturdy flammenwerfer.

The hornet that crawled on the lens at 4:14 made me jump! XD

Dude has balls of steel to shake an entire hornet nest

Even though I know he's completely protected and knows what he's doing, this video still scares me half to death. If I didn't have a reason not to mess with a wasp nest before, I definitely do now

How they build with such symmetry and precision is crazy.

"These are pretty aggressive and angry." Can't imagine why. Edit: I am very much aware of the naturally aggressive nature of hornets, the danger they pose, and that anyone is justified in wanting them gone from their living space. I just found it funny that he makes the comment about their aggression and anger as he's mucking about with their home.

If a giant came along and shook up my house I'd be pretty mad too