Japanese man performs surgery on giant ‘murder hornet’ by pulling a parasite from its stomach



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Japanese insect enthusiast Ebira Mosura saved the life of an Asian giant hornet, also known as a ‘murder hornet’, by performing a mini-surgery to remove a parasite from its stomach. He had noticed the hornet ‘showing unusual behaviour’ and had a hunch that it might have been infected with a parasite.

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41 thoughts on “Japanese man performs surgery on giant ‘murder hornet’ by pulling a parasite from its stomach”

  1. Ok, first, WHY?! Why wouldn't you just squish the hornet and the parasite? Second, MF, WHY ARE YOU HOLDING THAT HELLSPAWN IN YOUR BARE HANDS!?
    THIRD, MF, WHY ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH ARE YOU PUTTING THAT PARASITE ON YOUR BARE FINGER LIKE THAT?

    WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!!???

    AND THEN YOU RELEASED THE HORNET!?? WHY? SO IT COULD CONTINUE ON IT'S MURDERSPREE?

    Nah. I'm calling the police now.

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