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These bees swarming around an attacking hornet, forming a "hot bee ball" which cooks the hornet alive due to the bees' rapidly vibrating wings

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🇳🇿 Meanwhile in New Zealand “We’ve been told to burn healthy strong beehives” “Look at how healthy these bees are no disease or anything” Bees are quite possibly the most important insect to exist - it’s not a coincidence they are now dying out rapidly with Governments also persecuting Bee Keepers - all part of the same evil agenda.

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