Skip to content
No results
  • About
  • FAQ
  • Hosting
  • Newsletter
  • Socials
  • Support
  • Contact
Laughing Squid
  • About
  • FAQ
  • Hosting
  • Newsletter
  • Socials
  • Support
  • Contact
No results
Laughing Squid

Gory Super Slow Motion Video of Fly Being Zapped by an Electric Bug Zapper Tennis Racket

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • November 27, 2014

Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy of The Slow Mo Guys (previously) have turned their Phantom Flex camera on an tennis racket bug zapper, watching the pest control instrument go to work on a house fly in super slow motion. The results aren’t pretty.

We’ve literally decapitated something for the first time on Slow Mo Guys.

Related Posts

Brian Heater
Brian Heater

Recent Posts

Cats Travel World

A Trio of Adorable New York City Cats Travel the World in Their Finest Attire

Manhattan Island Evolution Timelapse

The Evolution of Manhattan Island From Year 0 to 2026 in a Captivating Timelapse

Grammar Rules Need Not Apply

Old Grammar Rules That Don’t Really Apply Anymore

Every Dinosaur Name

How Every Dinosaur Got Its Name

Disney Songs ASL

Three Musical Scenes From Disney Movies Reimagined in American Sign Language

Mona Lisa Kitty Condo Cat

Clever Cat Bed Lets Cats Sleep in the Arms of ‘Mona Lisa’

  • Facebook
  • Bluesky
  • Threads
  • Mastodon
Check out our Managed WordPress Hosting
Laughing Squid Hosting

Trending on Laughing Squid

  • The Evolution of Manhattan Island From Year 0 to 2026 in a Captivating Timelapse
    The Evolution of Manhattan Island From Year 0 to 2026 in a Captivating Timelapse
  • Shy Chihuahua Learns to Howl In Order to Become Friends With His Husky Brother
    Shy Chihuahua Learns to Howl In Order to Become Friends With His Husky Brother
  • Old Grammar Rules That Don't Really Apply Anymore
    Old Grammar Rules That Don't Really Apply Anymore
  • Custom LEGO Exoskeleton Helps a Kitten Learn to Walk
    Custom LEGO Exoskeleton Helps a Kitten Learn to Walk
  • A Fascinating Interview With a Man Who Traveled by Covered Wagon From Texas to Oklahoma in 1887
    A Fascinating Interview With a Man Who Traveled by Covered Wagon From Texas to Oklahoma in 1887
Our blog posts may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through our site, we may earn a small commission.

Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
Accessibility Statement | Affiliate Disclosure

Powered by Laughing Squid Hosting and WordPress VIP
© 1995-2026 Laughing Squid LLC, all rights reserved