ok so what we're looking at today is something called a bug-zooka it's just a
pneumatic bug collection devices like a manual vacuum and has a little bellows on
the end and it's a great way to collect bugs for kids obviously doesn't have a
battery it's spring-loaded and you can go outside or if you're one of those people
that doesn't want to touch a bug this inside your house
this thing is probably the perfect tool normal-sized person could extend it
reach up and get that spider off the ceiling or something out of the corners
you get those flies out of the window sill that type of thing
this is the bellows end of it and it takes a little bit of force to push it
in and cock it i would guess that this would be good for someone that's seven
years old and I think often they're gonna point is that a bug and that thing
is going to trigger when they fire the bells is going to pop out and hit him in
the stomach or the chest straight away takes a little getting used to
I like to keep this thing short but it does have a telescoping tube and these clear
plastic ends are pretty cool
all it does use suction that's created by the bellows to open these doors
and the concept is simple and insects through it someone else reported that
those doors sometimes gets stuck open
I've actuated this thing hundreds of times and haven't had that problem yet
there's a stainless steel screen inside the pieces fit together and seem
pretty airtight in their own then you just put it on the tube that is the
telescoping segment
so the other thing is you can buy those clear and pieces in packages of three so
if you have a young bug collector that goes out and wants to get a bunch of
different insects they can collect a stink bug someone said that they like
stink bugs with it that's all they use it for collect different varieties of
bugs and keep them in those containers separately you can remove the end this
is a bracket that mounts on the wall that you can hang it on your door or
something i don't think i'll be using that but it comes with the adhesive
already on the back so that's ready to go on your door for emergencies
I think the design is really just using in-house and collect bugs that have big
wings. I wanted to test it out on something probably more
aerodynamic and therefore more difficult to get with pneumatic device like this
so i decided i would go out and try to get some Yellow Jackets Yellow Jackets
attack my honey bees and they're always at the grape jelly there at the feeder
and these are some slow motion sequences that show you kind of how bad it
functions you have to be right on top of the bug in order for this thing to work
effectively these bugs are a little lethargic because they've been cold and
i'm showing you each sequence to show that the section really isn't that great
at least for yellow jackets again if you had a month or something with a
larger wing larger surface area something fuzzy it would suck in easily
in fact i used it on mosquitoes and it didn't even damage the mosquitoes so
it's actually a pretty soft intake process and again you have this clear
tube so your ten-year-old can bring home a bunch of Hornets or whatever and you
decide what to do with them because when you take it off as i'm showing here, you
can make a decision on how to get rid of them release them into the wild
however you want to dispose of it if it's a stinging insect such as these i
mentioned before are yellow jackets i don't recommend that you play around
with yellow jackets but it's something that I just wanted to test it on I don't
particularly care for yellow jackets so once again i think it's okay you have to
be right on top of the insect in order suck them in effectively I don't
think it's better than vacuum cleaner which they advertise it's stronger than
a vacuum cleaner and I disagree with that it's actually a pretty light section and
i'm gonna close this out with a slow-motion view and a close-up of the
Yellowjackets i collected by the way It took me well over half an hour just to get
this small collection of yellow jackets and they are nice and safe inside if
you want to dispose of an insect like a yellow jacket or some other stinging
insect that you want to get rid of you can run these under the tap water that's
set to hot or you can put them in your freezer and within 10 minutes they're
going to be done on the other hand if your child or your bug collector comes
in and has honey bees or something that are obviously valuable to the
environment then you just take the tip-off outside and you release it back
into nature so pretty unique thing
no batteries easy to operate again takes a little strength so if you get this to
give this to a five-year-old or something they're probably going to be
frustrated or they're going to build some muscle
so thanks for watching and I hope this review benefits you gonna catch that
spider in the ceiling in your house in the bathroom behind the toilet or
whatever it's got the reach for it
have at it thanks for watching
Enjoy!