Apr 14, 2021
Japanese Honey Bees Kill Giant Hornet Scout with Heat
The bees can tolerate 2 more degrees of heat than hornets
The bees can tolerate 2 more degrees of heat than hornets
Did I mentioned he did it bare-handed?
He was transporting a bee colony by carrying the queen in his fist
You won’t beelieve it
Un-bee-lievable! (I’ll let myself out)
A sweet and uplifting story for once
Renan Ozturk and Mark Synnott travel to Nepal with National Geographic to experience the last traditional honey harvest
An incredible gallery of macro photographs that show insect eyes in extraordinary detail and clarity.
Carpenter bees are large, solitary bees often mistaken for bumble bees. They do not eat wood and are valuable pollinators.
In this perfectly timed photo we see an encounter between two fast flying creatures, a hummingbird and bee.
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