Swarmed

.03 Paraferen, .14 Diazinon,

106 Tralomethrin.

Okay.

We're going to do a trial run

here. We've got eight healthy

adult specimens of paravespula

germanica or, as they're more

commonly called, the German

yellow jacket.

We have an elapsed kill time of

9.4 seconds. That's phenomenal.

We appear to have two survivors

who are very much alive, giving

us a relatively low effective

mortality rate of only 75%.

Survivors have higher pheromone

levels... 200% of normal.

Higher pheromone levels suggest

increased--

(Clinking)

Aggression.

We're coming to you from a

small town in southern Indiana,

the heartland of America. For

nearly half a century, the folks

here at Dundas, Indiana, have

insisted that they grill a

better burger than anyone else.

This year we're going to find

out. Dundas hosts the first

ever national burger cook-off.

We'll show you all the action

and drama as the best backyard

chefs in America get ready for

an unforgettable battle to

create the number one burger in

the world, brought to you by

Washburn's Tasty Sauce, the best

barbeque sauce in America.

Man: Yee-haw!

I got the recipe for Washburn

Tasty Sauce from my daddy and he

got it from his daddy.

Tradition isn't just a word at

Washburn, it's a way of life.

One dab of Washburn Tasty Sauce

will ground chuck into filet

mignon. Washburn Tasty Sauce,

one taste will make you a

believer or I'll eat my hat.

Man: Yee-haw!

Male Announcer: Washburn's

Tasty Sauce in fine stores

nationwide.

Hm. You ever try that sauce?

No, sir, I don't like

barbeque.

Neither do I. But when Mr.

Washburn arrives today, you are

going to convince him that Tasty

Sauce is your favourite kitchen

condiment. You think you can do

that?

Yes, sir, I'm sure I can,

Mayor Gibson.

You bet you can.

What happened?

Well, it looks like something

stung him to death.

Ask you a few questions?

This is an experiment to

build a better pesticide for

paravespula germanica, the

yellow jacket wasp. There were

eight yellow jackets in here

last night. Six of them were

dead; they're still here. Two

lives ones are missing. They

must have got out somehow.

Yellow jackets, huh? Take a

look at this.

It's dead, right?

Yeah...

Well, that makes seven, but

there's still one more. It's

got to be around here somewhere.

Man: Where do you want the

body?

You'll have to take him down

to the morgue. Get Doc Ramsey

to do a PM.

Man: Okay.

What's that?

Any death which is

attributable in whole or in part

to an animal attack must receive

a post-mortem. County health

regulations. What's that for?

It tracks wasp pheromones.

Kind of funny, isn't it?

What?

This guy gets stung to death

in a place where all you do is

come up with new ways to kill

bugs?

Molecular Genome Associates

is a lot more than just

pesticides. We're pioneering

new techniques in genetic

sequencing.

Yeah, but how come it killed

him? I've been stung by bees;

it didn't kill me.

About 1% of the population is

highly allergic to the venom in

bee and wasp stings.

And this guy was in that 1%?

He must've.

What all do you put in your

pesticides?

Quite a number of

ingredients.

Uh-huh.

Paraferon, Diazonin,

Tralomethrin. Would you like a

full list?

No. Just curious.

Kent: Where is that other

wasp?

Mm?

No way.

Oh!

Hungry?

Yes. Daddy, can I light the

grill this time, please?

Yeah. Okay, you can light

it.

Thank you.

You like lighting the grill?

Oh yes.

This is going to be good.

Oh yeah.

Alright.