The Metallic 'Twonk' That Keeps Bees at Bay
This video captures a person using a metal bowl to create a loud, resonant 'twonk' sound, which appears to deter bees or wasps from approaching a nearby hive or nesting area. The individual rhythmically strikes the bowl, producing a sharp, metallic noise that seems to disrupt the insects' flight patterns. The setting is an outdoor area with a concrete patio, where a small group of chickens and a dog can be seen in the background, seemingly unbothered by the repetitive clanging. The clip highlights a simple, manual method for managing insect activity in a rural or backyard environment.
If they're not dead yet, then at least they're deaf.
What you're not seeing is someone off-camera with a similar metal bowl, and a wooden spoon, creating the noise
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In nordics we pay money to plant medows to save bees. In uk gov pay you dor medows to save bees. In china they kill all bees
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"Leave my bees alone, ya cunts!" What followed was a series of noises witnesses would later describe as 'metallic bonks'.
Let me introduce you to this buzz buzz racket
If it is a bee, then this guy is bad. If it is a wasp, then this guy is good...
In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti.
I like this one