Weather presenter is 'attacked' by giant mutant bee live on TV

Horrified Jennifer Ketchmark runs off camera fearing she is being chased around a news channel's studio by a mega-insect.

This is the belly-laugh moment when a TV weather presenter runs for her life fearing she is under attack from a giant mutant bee.

What looks like a 3ft super stinger suddenly appears to buzz onto the set as meteorologist Jennifer Ketchmark is about to start her Indianapolis forecast.

"Oh my gosh it's back!" she screams, before running off screen.

The bee was in fact a normal-sized specimen, buzzing close to the TV channel's 'tower cam' and giving the illusion it was a fearsome flying mega-insect.

Nervously laughing in the background, the petrified presenter adds: "I'm going to end up on some blooper reel!

"Let's get past the tower cam, I don't want to look at it anymore!"

Finally beginning her report for Fox59, she adds: "I'm going to regret that for a long time!"

It's not the first time a weather presenter has boobed on live TV.

Earlier this month, BBC weather presenter Tomasz Schafernaker forgot where Edinburgh was, had to be reminded by the gallery, then lost it and collapsed in giggles.

Check out the video here.