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Giant honeybees 'shimmering' waves behaviour when a predator approaches

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Rylotl1 year ago

It's all fun and games until the BEE SPHERE starts pulsating

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Pamela1 year ago

Honeybees' shimmering creates optical illusions that can confuse predators, making it harder for them to target individual bees. 🐝🐝🐝

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शून्य 0️⃣1 year ago

Honey bee participant of human life

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Olympus Prime1 year ago

Nature is wild. Amazing how coordinated these bees are, like a living alarm system. Anyone know how they synchronize so perfectly?"

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djdreamalot1 year ago

How do they achieve this? Anyone?

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Treasure1 year ago

That’s pretty cool

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Afreet II1 year ago

Yeesh! That’s some scary ahh beehive ngl Only a honey badger is a fitting predator

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Sultan سـلـطـانــ1 year ago

This is unbelievable 😲

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YASHU1 year ago

nature magic

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