These Bees Hustle to Put Food on the Table | Deep Look

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20 MINUTES DEEP LOOK LETS GOOOOO

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Enjoy!

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ONE HOUR AGO YASS

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@@KQEDDeepLook I was not prepared for this commitment

[@tsartomato]

it's filler episode glued together from 5 years old clips

[@MrBlueSky0220]

Is this what people mean as an early Christmas present?!?!?

[@SeahorseandCo]

During my undergrad, I was part of a project studying stingless honey bees (Melipona beecheii). One of the beekeepers we were working with in Cienfuegos opened a hive for us and brought out a straw. We drank the honey straight from the hives honey pots. It was such a cool experience!

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Wow!

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POV: you are a stingless honey bee

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Deep Look's channel is the place to bee!

[@marcinw922]

10:33 Pollen pants! and those little feet sticking out - it's so cute😻

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YESSSSSSSSS

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Agreed!

[@bwayagnes]

True 😂😂

[@frogglen6350]

I'm happy there are 20,000 types of bees. Very important animals

[@harshakalluri4455]

Very very true ..how ever...Well so do for wasps..to keep the environment balanced .also they are insects category

[@slwrabbits]

I would like this many rabbits

[@TinaICXCNIKA]

I am seriously so impressed with this beautiful cinematography! Here in the Las Vegas area I have honey bees that come to my hummingbird feeders (trying to sneak a snack) at the beginning of Fall. If anyone else has this visual treat going on in their backyard, inspect the Bee guards because if missing, those guys will push each other right into the bottle, and drown.

[@NutritionVilla]

Bees are truly the unsung heroes of agriculture, and their tireless efforts ensure that we have a diverse and bountiful food supply. 🐝

[@KodirekkaGeethika]

Long video! Bees deserve a long video! Thank you deep look. Would love more long videos!

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Yes, yes they do! We have more long videos in store.

[@eugenetswong]

@@KQEDDeepLook Are they all going to be compilations?

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Hi @eugenetswong, For now, yes. We have created several 20-minute compilations of videos that our fans -- and we -- really love. We hope that they will give our fans a new way to watch or rewatch our videos, and also introduce us to new viewers who like longer videos. Share them with a friend who might be new to our show! Thank you!

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@@KQEDDeepLook Thanks for interacting in the comment section. Would you do us a favour, please? If so, please put " | Compilation" [without quotes] at the end of the title. This lets us know whether or not we have seen the video(s).

[@salvadorestrada1013]

Deep Look hits different on a cold rainy day 🙂‍↕️

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Glad we could help!

[@EveloGrave]

Bees are my favorite insect! Granted many bees aren't eusocial but so many are. For the colony!

[@onthedre]

The fat chonky bees are so cute >.< I wish there was more of them in New York, but most of the bees are the skinny kind. Regardless, when I'm older I definitely will invest in plants so I can see bees more often :]

[@mypal1990]

Honeybees know the grind to survive.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

They work hard for the honey!

[@onthedre]

Pollen pants are sooo cute!

[@venessaap25]

Love bees.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

So do we!!

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

It's great learning about the many kinds of bees out there!

[@velhesvalden1309]

Thank you for these great views. Always a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

We're thrilled you enjoy our videos! We love making them!

[@yashpandey4785]

makes u fall in love with bess and understand them better, so grateful

[@jibbaspaa]

I loved the thing about the blue bees

[@KQEDDeepLook]

We're so glad you liked it!

[@AnirudhTammireddy]

What does one have to study to take visuals like this? The visuals are fascinating as always!

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Our Deep Look series cinematographer, Josh Cassidy, studied wildlife filmmaking at Montana State University. Thanks for asking!

[@tangytablets5150]

Just even more reasons why we should care about the bees of all kinds.

[@MohdSaif-no2dx]

Everyday i learn something knew new about bees, these creatures are so interesting. Thank you Deep look for this video ❤️❤️

[@KQEDDeepLook]

You're welcome!

[@ross335]

I really enjoyed this bee compilation. I usually watch whenever I see a new video notification but I hadn't seen most of these. It's so easy to miss stuff.

[@robbybuffenbarger531]

you guys really have been and will hopefully be a positive impact on KZbin, no one else comes close to the depth and imagery that your team can come up with, much less on a free platform

[@Demonic_Tang]

So used to the short videos feeling like they have hours of content, so having a long video legitimately feels like a movie

[@roninbelle804]

Yey! My favorite insects

[@jackt883]

Absolutely love this channel. Quality content from start to finish. Well presented and beautifully narrated. Thanks for all the hard work!

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@roxherio9057]

Can you do a full video like this about parasitic insects

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Hi @roxherio9057 As a matter of fact, we produced a 20-minute video about parasites that suck our blood: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIK3mmR9jNuSosksi=z2hIfcIzUdrmeed8 Enjoy!

[@duartecruz5635]

17:15 the whiplash I got from that "yum" absolutely sent me, man.

[@rowzeeistyra]

A long Deep Look episode??? 😮😮

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Yes! Enjoy!

[@plokijum]

It’s a repost compilation

[@PennyJohnson-nl7im]

Can you please do a video on Alkali Bees?

[@MrJdsenior]

That videography is spectacular, especially the eye wipe...amazing.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

Our series cinematographer, Josh Cassidy, does beautiful work! That particular clip of a honeybee wiping pollen of its eye was filmed by scientist Marguerite Matherne, who was then at Georgia Tech and is now at Northeastern University.

[@MrJdsenior]

@@KQEDDeepLookInteresting, thx for taking the time to present that info.

[@bl4nketcat]

Anything about bees and plants is my kind of entertainment! Thank you!

[@danbeaudet6718]

Amazing! Bees are awesome creatures, we have to take care of them.

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I wish Deep Look was ALWAYS this long!

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These ladies are busy bees

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Wow, this video is generating a lot of buzz!

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You made my biggest fear in to an entertaining one😊 ❤

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Bee you ❤

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Your videos are so visually appealing, I could watch them all day. The graphics, animations, and music are top-notch

[@neezame]

Deep look makes me love bees

[@willcookmakeup]

Bees are amazing

[@Finkelfunk]

4:58 You really missed an opportunity to say "Air Bee n Bee"

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That would have been fun. The alfalfa leafcutting bee does live in apartment 7B!

[@Skulk93]

Another great day of observing the bieeees

[@socialrecorder]

So well done!!! Perfect visualization. THANK YOU!

[@rya6361]

i almost cried seeing the 23 min, i love ur videos and i wish i could just watch them for ever

[@Ionee-q4f]

deep look bee videos are always so fun

[@bigsarge2085]

Incredible!

[@ProfessionalBugLover]

BEES MY BELOVED

[@peculiarstraw8648]

Bees would be very fond of rice crispy treats.

[@AncientWildTV]

great video! really enjoyed the insights on how hard bees work. though, i can't help but wonder if we give them enough credit for their role in our ecosystem. while some people think of them as just bugs, they actually do so much more than just making honey. it's kinda wild how we often overlook their importance until it’s almost too late, right?

[@chezmoi42]

Yay, bees! I've been writing a poem series, "A Bee's Journal," for several years. Learning new things about honeybees inspires new entries in the journal. Now I need to think about some new characters, to include some of the other types. A Bee’s Journal 5 I learn to feed the older hatchlings, just as we were fed. Older workers run to the pantry and back with supplies, savoring the heady flavors of our bee bread spread with nectar. It’s a wonder we aren’t all as fat as queens.

[@CrankyPantss]

Excellent video, as always. Thanks for sharing this extra-long bee version with us.

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You're welcome!

[@audioartisan]

Deep Look is "the bee's knees"!

[@terhuneb]

Bees are amazing. Thank you for the wide look at so many of them!

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We're so glad you're enjoying the video!

[@ChrisWiscavage]

I’ve already learned a lot about bees that I didn’t know before thanks

[@markmunroe-hz8rf]

To Bee 🐝 or not to Bee 🐝? That is the question.

[@mikeheasman2594]

Worst thing to happen to natural pollinators is the honeybee. Due to dominating resources they leave very little for natural bees and other important pollinators.

[@rafael-rossi]

Bees rock!

[@kthfox]

Best pants

[@matthewm3603]

the music in deep look videos is so cute and fun

[@Demetrius900000]

Need more videos about insects, they are cute!

[@footfault1941]

Who counted the number of pollen on the leg! Time consuming, well done! (Surely calculated by weight!)

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

I still remember the Deep Look video about the blue orchard bees and their purple candy deposits for the babies. Those are awesome. 🤣

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Deep Look, you are one of my favorite channels!!

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Yay! We love our fans!

[@jameswhite9127]

I love bees

[@informal_flame2489]

how did they count the amount of pollen grains or bee hairs?

[@koneko_3]

we all are hustle bees looking for deep look videos

[@Eleora1997Msia]

When I was young around 9 years old. There is this bee flew by and accidentally crashed on my face when i tried to turned my head to cross middle of the road. A moment in my life, I met bee closed up. It was so fluffy cute with bright round eyes, wow ... Such breath taking. The bee doesn't sting on me, it just stop and stare, we looking at each other for a moment. The bee also fly closer to me, and is like talking to me, " Hey ! , watch where you going next time, sorry little girl I bumped on you ". I nod my head as a respect, and I flew away. That is the day , I learned to communicate with animal by emotions ❤❤❤

[@justaspiral13]

I didn't know about bee bread!!!! Honey bees are awesome!

[@MapbotsSB]

This is interesting, thx for sharing!

[@StellarCrackhead42]

Long form Deep Look video. I'm in educational heaven

[@footfault1941]

No plastic bag, even recyclable. They have own shopping bags!

[@AdmiringGreatDane-mz5ik]

What a video!!! It’s a really interesting story. Continue, you inspire us to learn our world more and more ❤❤❤❤

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Glad you enjoyed our video! We love making them!

[@catchou666]

Wow I really liked this video, the work you do is amazing and the mood is unique 🤩 I also love that it is 23 minutes, thank you 😇

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We're so glad you enjoyed it!

[@wxlurker]

We have been treated to a long video, thank you Deeplook

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You're welcome!!

[@YarrowPressburg]

The sign above my garden gate says Bee Here Now, but I only have wild bumblebee, wasps, I haven’t seen regular honey bees in two years, I heard that they were frozen out a couple years ago.

[@smurfyday]

Respect for bees after watching this

[@anneboyd7811]

Come on guys, "She works hard for the honey" was RIGHT THERE.

[@skybluskyblueify]

A barrier named after earwax? Or is it earwax is named after bee barriers? Love the video.

[@KQEDDeepLook]

I know: cerumen is also the name given to human earwax. The scientist who explained to me how stingless bees make cerumen was apologetic that he and his colleagues refer to this material using the same word as is used for earwax. Glad you enjoyed our video!

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[@voidgeometry794]

"Danm, Nature! You Crazy!"

[@SiliconChipCookie]

Bees are so cool. If ants are like tugboats pulling and pushing large ships, bees are like cargo transport helicopters. They could haul so much load and still fly and hover!

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👌👌🤞🐝🐝🐝

[@seadhe]

great video

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We're so happy you enjoyed it!

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Like straight away as usual!)

[@kyleg9229]

HECK YEAH BEES

[@kimtamondong2125]

I NEED THOSE POLLEN PANTS🤌🏻💵

[@frozenhorse8695]

I dont call them a bee fly, I Call them wannabees.

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[@dranoelw]

how do these bees (like the alfalfa bees) get out after they hatch, when they're stacked(?) like that inside ? do they wait for their siblings to get out first ?

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😊❤❤❤

[@hackleberrym]

i want to be a bee

[@huldu]

The drones from the solitary bees do they have a *very* short lifecycle like regular honey bees? I'd imagine they come out of their cocoon maybe find a female and then die shortly after? I'd be surprised if they even eat at all once they're adults.

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Hi @huldu This is Gabriela, Deep Look supervising producer. I produced this episode of Deep Look. I don't know exactly what the lifecycle is for male bindweed bees or alfalfa leafcutting bees or blue orchard bees, which are the solitary bees we included in this video. But the males of another solitary bee that I have reported on, called Anthophora bomboides, are indeed short-lived. We talk about this in the video I made about them. They're very interesting bees that make their nests at the beach: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5ewdI2PoKxojtEsi=Wx9-NQjLUsoce56P Enjoy!

[@Shawnsatisfiedwife]

Anytime I have had an infection in a wound or burn i put honey on it and cover it for days and it pulls the infection out

[@Eloraurora]

So stingless bees are much older than honeybees, and also collect resin. Are they more represented in amber fossils than other contemporary insects?

[@merbst]

I'm here because I am hungry.

[@katiekane5247]

These bees are why you should let plants stems stand over the winter. A tidy landscape isn't good for the bunches of little pollinators that are so necessary for our planet and food crops

[@footfault1941]

They have GPS app!

[@aquasight1019]

Photographing Bees is no easy feat. Leave it to Deep Look to get the job done!

[@melodyparra2960]

Beeeeeeeeeeeese Ahahahahhahahah

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I don't like holes lol

[@leothebugnerd]

22:57 Actually, this is a common misconception. Honeybees are not "struggling," in fact the opposite. Western honeybees are thriving in many spaces, often outcompeting the native pollinators, making them invasive. But they aren't considered invasive because they are considered livestock. The only problem is, they are also living in the wild, where they take food and living space from native pollinators, as well as spreading diseases to bees that would otherwise not get them. They can even help contribute to the spread of invasive plant species, because most native bees (at least in the US) are specialists, meaning they only visit a few types of plants, whereas honeybees are generalists, meaning they can visit many types of plants. In addition, because they are so beloved, Western honeybees take attention away from native bees and other pollinators that are actually struggling. Many people who say "save the bees" only mean honeybees, which do not need saving. Yes, there are some issues that Western honeybees do face-- colony collapse disorder, Varroa destructor mites, and others, but overall honeybee populations are thriving at the expense of some native animals. Sorry for this long rant, I just wanted to clear up this misconception!