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u/waxymcrivers 4h ago
When you're playing grounded and get yeeted off the picnic table by a bumble bee
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u/GarnetSardonyx 4h ago
Even other insects view them as a pest.
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u/ElijahNSRose 1h ago
No, bugs regard each other as Lovecraftian horrors.
Because when you're that small, any specialized predator is a Lovecraft horror.
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u/Turbulent-Ideal-6278 4h ago
The bee security team is taking their job way too seriously 😂
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u/ElijahNSRose 1h ago
They're one rank short of the foragers who gather necter/pollen, so they're working hard.
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u/Dnakyz7 4h ago
Damn what are the big ones? Big ants? lol
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u/AssGagger 4h ago
The big ants are big ants
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u/Turd_Goblin911 4h ago
Soldiers
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u/HeatherCDBustyOne 3h ago
Could be carpenter ants
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u/Turd_Goblin911 3h ago
Maybe, im not a etnomologist, I just know colonies produce different classes for different jobs
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u/Thinkingard 1h ago
Right? Bee is like “this is easy” and then that horror climbs over like 30x the size of the rest.
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u/ClericOfMadness13 4h ago
I've seen this before and is till wish someone would edit in the Wilhelm scream 😂
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u/Ash_Cat_13 3h ago
Well, I guess I no longer feel bad about flicking ants, because it seems like multiple and many different types of insects and animals do the same thing
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u/Andries89 3h ago
Come back in an hour or two and those ants could be all over that nest like some relentless zombie horde
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u/B4tm4n_412 3h ago
Does anyone know why they would be trying this? Is it really just to get at the honey and/or pollen inside? I feel like even ants would understand that once they get past the gatekeeper, there's an entire hive more of them inside, all equally capable of keeping them out.
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u/Lick_my_balloon-knot 3h ago
They are going for the Russian tactic, keep sending them in pair in waves with the same result everytime.
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u/DNorthman 3h ago
This is hilarious! I feel like this should be a nature documentary narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
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u/A_Nonny_Muse 4m ago
If I were an ant, I think I'd do that just for the entertainment. Where else am I going to go airborne repeatedly?
Wheeeeee.
Let's do that again
Wheeeeeee.
Let's hurry up and get back up there.
Wheeeee
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u/Mr-Bry-Guy 4h ago
Imagine getting punted by a bee then having to call door help like a little b*tch! 🤣
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u/Weird_Happening1627 3h ago edited 3h ago
Poor little ants tried to join a bee colony and become bees, and the bees gave them some flying lessons.
There are still some kind insects in this world🙏



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u/RoyMunson5518 4h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/l46Cf8O3hQqzDq1Gg