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Saving the bees before the storm hits. [🐝 Jeremy Chauffour]

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Bradical1 year ago

Somehow, I think the bees will survive the storm like they have for thousands of years before this douche

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Bee Natural Honey2 years ago

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Michael Alan1 year ago

Let's see what groc says "Honey bees are generally docile when they swarm. Swarming is a natural process where a colony divides, and a large group of bees leaves with the queen to find a new home. During this time, bees are focused on finding a new location and protecting the queen, not on defending a hive or resources. They are typically engorged with honey, which makes them less likely to sting, as they’re more focused on the journey than aggression. However, docility can vary depending on the colony’s genetics, environmental factors, and disturbances. If a swarm is provoked—say, by physical disruption or aggressive handling—they may become defensive and sting. Weather conditions like heat or humidity can also make them more irritable. So, while swarms are usually calm and unlikely to sting unprovoked, it’s wise to keep your distance and avoid disturbing them, especially if you’re not experienced with bees. If you need to interact with a swarm, wearing protective gear and moving slowly can minimize any risk.

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Abdul Wahid1 year ago

Bro Didn't Not Save The Bees , Bro Is Legend 😉

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wiki1 year ago

You’re not saving them you are kidnapping and slaving them

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AMADU1 year ago

Wow

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Math is Simple1 year ago

Nice video but bees looks scary

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Juniper Tan1 year ago

the bees are attracted to black colour that's why the shirt?

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