If You Touch This Bug, You'll Get an Electric Shock!

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We've posted a lot of videos about Japan: about the unusual habits of the local people, about Japanese food, and also about the things that amaze foreign tourists. But today, we'll tell you about critters that make Japan a bit terrifying place. Whether you’re living in Japan or just visiting, here are insects commonly found in Japan and how to react to them. Some of them are completely harmless, some of these Japanese bugs are poisonous.

Imagine a sports car in insect form. It can run at over a foot per second when chasing its prey. But don’t be scared, you and your beloved pets are completely safe. House Centipede teeth are too small to bite humans or household pets. But this centipede has a big, scary brother - the Japanese giant centipede. This monster grows up to 1 foot long and it doesn’t only hunt small insects. This thing hunts scorpions, spiders, lizards…even mice and rats. They’ve even been known to attack bats and birds!

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TIMESTAMPS:
Electric beetle 0:01
Cicada 0:25
Stink Beetle 1:08
Japanese Mountain Leech 2:11
Centipedes 2:54
Huntsman Spider 3:55
Japanese Giant Hornet 4:23
Joro Spiders 4:58
Owl Moth 5:37
Giant Weta 6:01
Scorpion Fly 6:15
Puss Moth Caterpillar 6:38
Titan Beetle 7:03
Goliath Birdeater 7:33
Hercules Moth 8:07
Maricopa Harvester Ant 8:28
Kissing Bug 8:44
Camel spider 9:07

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