アメリカに殺人バチ上陸！？

コロナ騒動で大変な昨今ですが、日本をはじめとしたアジア地域に分布するオオスズメバチが、アメリカのワシントン州やカナダで確認されたそうです。

コロナで人出の少ない街にいろんな動物が出てきたという話かと思ったのですが、どうやら原因は別のことのようです。(答えは動画中で！)

そして、アメリカでオオスズメバチと言えばこの男、そう、Coyote Petersonですね。

Insect Sting Pain Index企画でオオスズメバチにも刺されたCoyoteですが、期待通りこのニュースに乗っかって動画を上げてくれています。

既に刺されてみた系の動画は見て頂いていると思いますが、改めて見たくなったので復習がてらどちらも見てみましょう！

それでは、今日もYouTube英語学習を楽しんでいきましょう！

今回の殺人バチニュース

オオスズメバチに刺された時のやつ

最高傑作　タランチュラホークの回

https://solid-bass1029.hatenablog.com/entry/2019/09/05/201450

それでは今回の動画のスクリプトを見ていきましょう！

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look at that beast from its head to its
00:04 このチャンネルでしか使われない単語thorax=虫の胸郭 は当然覚えていますね！
thorax everything about this creature
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screams run in the other direction
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ah don't assume I don't see repaint
00:21 searは語源で覚えにくい単語なので語感で覚えましょう！
absolute searing pain stand by stand by
00:33 ガチアメリカのニュースになったのでそれを模したイントロ
a coyote breaking news here yeah action
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murder Hornets this is breaking news
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welcome to the brave wilderness news
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network I'm your host coyote Peterson
00:47 月に住んでいなければ→普通に生活してニュースを見ていれば
and unless you've been living on the
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moon for the past five days
00:50 きっとこの殺人バチの見出しを見たことでしょう
I'm sure you've also seen the headline
00:51 このニュースは国中を駆け回っている
that's been sweeping the nation murder
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Hornets and their invasion here in
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America well guys I gotta tell you
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murder Hornets are not going to invade
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America what I'm gonna do now is to
01:03 よく聞かれる10の質問に答えようと思います
answer ten of the most asked questions
01:05 SNSでよく出てくる疑問ですね
that have been coming in through the
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social media feeds we're gonna address
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whether or not these Hornets are gonna
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show up what exactly murder Hornet is
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and whether or not you truly need to be
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afraid of these seemingly terrifying
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creatures so you guys ready here we go
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question number one what is a murder
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Hornet well first of all the term murder
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Hornet was just created by the media to
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evoke fear in the public there is no
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such thing as a murder Hornet and there
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is not anyone of species that is going
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to murder humans so to speak what they
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are scientifically known as is Asian
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giant Hornets you guys saw me stung by
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something known as the Japanese giant
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Hornet in 2018 and that is one of the
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world's largest Asian Hornet species
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there are multiple subspecies and the
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one that showed up in the Pacific
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Northwest is an Asian Hornet of some
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sort but that does not mean that there
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is an outbreak of these insects they're
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about to take over the u.s. question
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number two how big are they well given
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their name giant Hornets they're really
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big in fact most of the largest species
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measured close to two inches in length
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with a 3 inch wingspan and Japan they
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refer to the Japanese giant Hornet as
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the great sparrow bird this is because
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the insect is so large it resembles a
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bird when it
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flying through the air in fact they're
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so loud it almost sounds like an Apache
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helicopters getting ready to land
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if one flies by it so trust me you're
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gonna hear it far before you see it
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coming question number three how did
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they get here well first of all let's
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not use the term they thus far we have a
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single individual that has been found
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and keep in mind it was also dead which
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means it's not gonna be reproducing it
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didn't just get here on its own a Hornet
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like that cannot fly all the way across
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the ocean and end up in the United
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States that is physically impossible the
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animal would have exhausted itself died
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and fallen into the ocean far before it
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made landfall the way that it likely got
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here was on a cargo ship this is one way
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that a lot of invasive species end up on
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our soil is stow away on a boat once the
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boat docks it realizes it's on land it
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escapes the boat and lo and behold it's
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out there in the environment for us
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humans here in the United States to
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encounter so that is likely how this
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Hornet ended up in the Pacific Northwest
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question number four how many are here
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now to be honest with you I am Not sure
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is there more than one possibly
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entomologists are specifically working
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on this topic now in the Pacific
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Northwest to determine whether or not a
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nest in a colony has formed if that is
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the case once they find it it will be
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eradicated and it is unlikely that the
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spread of the Hornets will go any
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further than that
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so the concept of them moving from
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Washington to New York City in the next
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18 months completely unlikely question
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number five how painful is the sting
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second most painful insects seen in the
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world according to coyote Peterson the
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pain is
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scruciating it feels like someone has
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shoved a red-hot poker into your arm and
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does not remove it for close to six
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hours after I was stung my arm had
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swollen up to nearly twice its original
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size and I was in intense pain for
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almost 36 hours trust me it is not
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something you want to get stung by but
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also keep in mind it is only the second
04:26
most painful sting most painful sting
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goes to the true king the execution lost
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trust me you don't want to be stung by
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that one even question number six how
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potent is the venom
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well it's quite potent and keep this in
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mind a larger insect is going to have a
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larger venom yield that means a single
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two-inch Hornet is going to inject more
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venom in its sting than something like
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your typical backyard Hornet now the
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venom does have neurotoxic properties
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which means that it does attack your
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nervous system but also has some
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compounds that can break down human
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flesh which means that it can cause
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necrosis so it is a very potent sting
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just a single sting alone is more than a
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single human would ever want to handle
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but several stings let's say twenty to
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thirty could potentially kill a human
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but death usually occurs as a secondary
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allergic reaction so it's not so much
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the stings as much as it is being
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allergic to the insects venom question
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number seven will the giant Hornet sting
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me for no reason
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no these Hornets will not sting unless
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provoked
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and by provoked I mean if you try to
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catch try to kill or try to spray one of
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these creatures with an insecticide just
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like all Hornets and wasps if they feel
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threatened they will attack now a single
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Hornet is likely to just leave you alone
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if you accidentally stumble upon a nest
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and disturb it that is how you get
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swarmed and that is the worst case
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scenario but hopefully none of us will
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ever have to deal with question number
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eight who needs to be afraid honestly
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nobody nobody that's human that is now
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beekeepers definitely need to be aware
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because it's the bees that do need to
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fear the Hornets specifically European
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honeybees because they have not yet
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evolved to a state where they are
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capable of forming a defense
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against these Hornets attack what the
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Hornets will do is come in and decimate
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an entire colony by stinging and
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decapitating all the worker bees they
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work their way in eventually kill the
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Queen and then they eat all of the
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larvae now Asian honey bee species have
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worked out a way through evolution to
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create a defense against giant Hornets
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they will form something known as a bee
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ball where they will surround a single
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Hornet beat their wings as fast as they
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can and raise that Hornets body
06:43
temperature to the point where
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essentially they cook it however
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European honeybees have not figured out
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how to do this yet which means if giant
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Hornets did become a stronghold here in
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the United States
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beekeepers would definitely need to try
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to protect their colonies from these
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Hornets the biggest threat is that the
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Hornets would come in and wipe out our
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honeybees question number nine what
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should I do if I see one of these
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Hornets well you definitely don't want
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to approach it you definitely don't want
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to provoke it you don't want to try to
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catch it or kill it if you can from a
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safe distance get a photograph verifying
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the species identification is the most
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important thing we can do right now take
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that information and provide it to local
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Fish & Wildlife Department they can help
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you properly identify the species and
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then they will get in touch with
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entomologist that can come out into your
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area and determine whether or not there
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is a hive or colony that has taken root
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in an area near you question number ten
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is the hype real are giant Hornets going
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to invade America to be honest I would
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say it's very unlikely even if a colony
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has established itself in the Pacific
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Northwest
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entomologists are going to track it down
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and destroy it long before the Hornets
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are gonna spread from Washington clear
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across to New York I'm so confident
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saying that that I would come out of
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sting retirement and get stung by one if
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it was here in the United States that's
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right that's right coyote Peterson is
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coming out of sting retirement print the
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headline you heard me right no no that
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is not what I'm saying I'm not coming
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out of sting Retirement see this is how
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things get out of control
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in the media it is all hype what I'm
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saying is that your odds of being
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swarmed let alone stung by giant Hornets
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this summer is virtually impossible
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which means head out enjoy your picnics
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you are not going to be running into
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giant man-eating Hornets I'm coyote
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Peterson be brave stay wild we'll see
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you on the next adventure breaking news
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breaking news giant man-eating Hornets
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they're not man-eating I told you this
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if you want to learn more about giant
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Hornets make sure to go back and watch
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my epic yet clearly painful encounter
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with this greatly misunderstood insect
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are you okay when the Stinger went into
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my arm I had this like wave like a wave
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came over me and I got super dizzy
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almost didn't feel what was happening
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and then the pain just was like
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immediate immediately searing oh and
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oh my gosh I can see that your wrist is
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starting to swell do you want to take
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your watch off you know no relief yet
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it's just a matter of harnessing the
09:50
pain controlling the level of pain and
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rolling around on the ground and
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screaming at this point it really
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doesn't do me any good all right let's
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cut cameras and come back in about five
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minutes let me get wrinkled are

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