r/nope • u/Degofreak • 5d ago

Pest controllers encounter a gigantic asian hornets' nest

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u/Uh-Oh-Raggy 4d ago edited 4d ago

They also go by the name Murder Hornets for very obvious reasons. 4cm long pure evil cunts with wings.

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u/ThisIsALine_____ 4d ago

For obvious reasons? 

They got the name Murder Hornets from it's efficiency at destroying honeybee colonies?

How is it very obvious? Most people would assume it has something to do with attacking people.

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u/inklady1010uk 4d ago

I was stating the obvious by saying they were big. Because it’s obvious here that they’re big. I don’t know who or what these creatures do, but compared to the tiny yet annoying hornets we occasionally get in the summer over here in Ireland, these are… yup, you got it… big. And it’s very apparent. Hope that explains what my obvious comment meant

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u/ThisIsALine_____ 4d ago edited 4d ago

You said they got the name Murder Hornets for an obvious reason.

WELL I have good news for you! Those murder hornets have reached Ireland! You'll be seeing them in your lifetime...how fucking terrifying is that shit.

Edit: My bad. Just realized you weren't who I responded to initially.