The Amazing and Delicate World of Bees

[@bblesener]

"Most US Alfala for example is now pollinated by a solitary leafcutter bee" poor fella must be tired

[@slickity.slickeroo]

HAAHAHAHA

[@EclecticFruit]

should start a union for the leafcutter bee

[@dragonpc8258]

Haha, was thinking the same thing!

[@YoungRin-ms]

Bee movie but with solitary bees

[@theshuman100]

Alpha bee

[@andreyrumming6842]

"To... stab plants??? Is that what that says?" That is genuine confusion right there XD

[@Dee-jp7ek]

I don't understand how, he was the one who did that video 😂

[@Cybernetic_Overlord]

@@Dee-jp7ek He's reading off of a teleprompter. That way he doesn't have to memorize the entire video script. This also explains why he said "Is that what that says??"

[@Pyro-et9vs]

*visible confusion*

[@jamesdietz29]

After you've made a third bee compilation, merge those three into a (combined) fourth and call it a "documentary".

[@emberklavins9567]

fr tho

[@lasarousi]

A b-cumentary.

[@CeruleanTrafficlight]

documentarbee

[@culwin]

Bee Movie

[@jeffinetlyjeffbi9770]

Better than those space bees.

[@emmanuelweinman9673]

Wait... are you saying bees literally vibe with the flowers to get the pollen? Damn nature is crazy 🙏🏼

[@kaiupnxt]

I just thought they grab the anther and help them get off if you know what I mean 😂

[@emmanuelweinman9673]

@@kaiupnxt now that’s a good thought

[@awwcrickets7957]

A buzz job

[@danishmir9725]

@@kaiupnxt that's funny bruh😂

[@radtech21]

“Poricidal anthers” is the name of my new rock n’roll album.

[@jwr2904]

Bro, I had it already

[@barrydysert2974]

i was in a Goth Metal band in high school called The Poricidal Anthers!:-) 🖖

[@charlieevergreen3514]

Hey radtech21, don’t worry about the other bands. They didn’t make it to the Japan market, and you’re going to crush it over there.

[@thespoiledtexan3904]

“Poricidal Anthers” was my nick name in high school

[@Lockhart2000]

By Buzz and the Buzzkills.

[@robinhahnsopran]

I the number of times I said "AWWWWW" out loud looking at the bees in this video, I swear 😂

[@ao6ao6]

Same

[@CarolLynnWilliams]

@@ao6ao6 😏

[@DoctaOsiris]

😍 ♥ 🤗 😺 🐾

[@baileyjerman5573]

Bees are cute

[@darookmezd]

AWWWW

[@whyh6211]

I have never thought of bees as cute but now that it's mentioned, I really can't think of any insect that is cuter.

[@unholy7324]

Jumping spiders. But it's neck and neck.

[@TheLockville]

@@unholy7324 But jumping spiders are arachnids not insects. So you can have both!

[@whyh6211]

@@TheLockville double cuteness

[@StarrySkyyyy]

moths

[@markt2609]

@@StarrySkyyyyMhm, and some butterflies. Also rolly-pollies

[@mffmoniz2948]

We have a big colony of mason bees in our garden by simply providing shelter for them and a variety of flowers at different times. They are fantastic to just sit and watch. And they leave us alone because we leave them alone. They become active very early, which is great for some of our crops.

[@outlawscar3328]

1:59 Quick correction, you mean the pitch of middle C. Pitch is the frequency, tone is the wave shape. Then in the following clip you show, the bee buzzes at F# on the flower.

[@twylenb]

I saying the same thing. The background air conditioning or whatever was a B. I don't hear a middle C anywhere in there.

[@annb8810]

Heard the same thing and had to check a piano to confirm. Yep, the clip is clearly not middle C

[@jonhu4127]

Liked just for recognizing how cute bees are

[@markchip1]

Some foods would become a lot more expensive if honeybees disappeared! I thinking, yeah - like honey!!

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

Maybe honey will be the next gold rush?

[@jwr2904]

Oooo honey honey, ba da bum ba bum bum

[@arthas640]

It sucks how somehow aphids can survive a napalm attack on your garden but a single spritz of pesticides on your garden wipes out entire hives of honeybees

[@WildFyreful]

"Bees buzz to Middle C to get closed anthers to explode and dump pollen on them." Okay, honest question: how the heck did bees figure out how that works? That is weirdly specific.

[@jwr2904]

Living for my millions upon millions of years probably

[@jwr2904]

The ones who didn't figure it out died, and now we have bees with music theory

[@barrydysert2974]

All Life is connected 🖖

[@kellydalstok8900]

Maybe their ancestors were practicing scales 🎵

[@darookmezd]

Bees are smarter than what you give them credit for

[@veledwin1]

I was going to say "no way, mantids are the cutest!" but I was able to put my bias aside. Objectively speaking, bees really are the cutest insect.

[@CeeJMantis]

Tiny mantids are adorable, but bees are objectively the cutest insects. Now if we're talking the coolest insect, mantids all the way! I mean no disrespect to bees when I say that as they are also quite impressive

[@Mitsuraga]

I dunno. What about moths?

[@Death6man]

Bees are indeed the cutest insects in the whole world. I support that statement.

[@Omnifarious0]

17:30 - My hypothesis is that this is a co-evolution between bees and plants in which it was originally a survival strategy by plants that bees learned to exploit and then plants learned to do more quickly and readily.

[@owenwhitman6616]

Hypothesis, or theory?

[@Omnifarious0]

@@owenwhitman6616 - A hypothesis is something that hasn't repeatedly withstood significant tests that would disprove it. It's an idea that hasn't been disproven yet. A theory is a hypothesis that has withstood multiple attempts to disprove it specifically. It usually takes quite awhile for a hypothesis to become a theory. I think there's more to a theory than just this, but I do know that this is a requirement. Theory gets misused a lot in the media, and I think that science has become important enough to political conversation that it's a good idea to get this particular bit of specific technical language to be consistent between common vernacular and science speak.

[@projectmicky1226]

Not so much yours as maybe you’ve also came to the same conclusion as others. Many articles state the specialization of certain bees to certain flowers in a coevolution.

[@ProjectDarkWolf]

It won't be a doomsday scenario but coffee will get more expensive? That's exactly the definition of a doomsday scenario for half of us!

[@daydreamer226]

The other half drink tea with honey

[@novemberaddams2779]

When bumblebees sleep in flowers 🥰

[@nenmaster5218]

Hi. May i recommend you more science-youtuber, cause why not? So why not check out Veritasium, Tier Zoo, Its ok to be smart, Practical Engineering, Hbomberguy, Illuminaughtii, Sci Show, Sci Man Dan and others? I mean, the learning never ends, so you cant have enough of these?

[@harrietharlow9929]

I saw pictures of two bees asleep in a flower. Awwwwwdorable.

[@kerinholmstrom250]

So many people I know think of bees, behave like wasps. Bees like flowers not people....wasps are carnivores, & not only sting they bite too! Learn the dif people!

[@GraceWhip]

Wasps are way scarier and bees are way less scary than most people think!

[@jasonwebb1882]

I have around 5 Bumblebees that love being around my front door. So much so that my 4yr old daughter is terrified to walk outside. I literally have to carry her to the car to leave. I have tried so many times to explain that they will not hurt her or me as long as they are left alone. One thing that I have noticed. They are very curious. If I walk outside and stand by the door. One bee will always come and fly up to me about 2 feet away and some days even closer. They have never tried to land on me or act aggressively towards me or my family. I leave them alone and they leave us alone type deal. Now they have their own problems. If 1 bee is what I call patrolling, if another bee flies up, they fly off as if they are fighting. Lol. I don't know if they are each territorial or what, but I really would like to know. My wife always wants me to kill them but I tell her no. I haven't ever seen any kinda nest near by so I am kinda lost in why they do this. Anyone knows these things, please let me know. Thank you and have a great day.

[@angelitabecerra]

Bees of all sorts use landmarks to navigate around their area. Your house is likely close to a hive *and* a particularly good food source. All bees must make learning flights to figure out where they are and how to get back home. Them hanging out near your porch us likely this. And as the seasons turn those individuals die and new individuals need to learn their area, so there's always someone around. Also, depending on where you live the bees may know that your porch is a safe resting stop when it's too hot or if rain is coming. A bee in rain is a chilled bee, a grounded bee, and so a dead bee. Definitely don't kill them. They're not only harmless but beneficial. Most of the time people are not even stung by bees. They're stung by Yellow Jackets that look similar to bees to the untrained eye but are actually a wasp. They have ground dwelling nests and react violently to vibrations (most bees, wasps, and hornets don't like vibrations). I know far more about Honeybees than Bumblebees. What I do know is Bumblebees will not sting you unless they feel threatened or if their hive is threatened. Just keep your cool and y'all will be just fine.

[@cbecht]

Sounds like carpenter bees. They make burrows in wood, are often found around houses, and largely behave as you described. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_carpenter_bee

[@quentinparker3754]

I was going to say the same thing. The behavior sounds like a carpenter bee. They act aggressive, but don’t have stingers. If it is big and doesn’t have much hair on its butt, it is probably a harmless carpenter bee.

[@birdsbirding2150]

20 mins on bees... This is what I was looking for.. awesome...

[@tyleranderson3178]

I love that this episode is 20 minutes long. Please make more of these

[@GapWim]

4:44 So it’s not THAT bad … a B-pocalypse doesn’t have as much budget available as an A-pocalypse.

[@matc87]

20 mins on bees..this is gona be good

[@AngelaSmith_1970]

I love bees and have rescued a few exhausted bees 🐝 in the last few years and they’re so adorable. I have had one this spring, fall fast asleep in one of my crocus flowers and she was absolutely coated head to tiny fuzzy tail, in buckets of pollen 🤣🙌🏽I took several pictures of her wibbling around to get to the scant sunbeam on the flower she fell asleep in 🥰 it is so freakin adorable 🤣even her eyes had pollen on them at one point 🤗one of those pics is my lock-screen. I have seen a bumblebee drinking water from what looked like some kind of tubular grass, like a marsh grass idk, but I got to learn just how long her tongue was, it looked like it was almost as long as her body 😳 You guys are awesome 😎🙌🏽

[@CeramicSerpent]

That note isn't a C. It's actually a G. You can see this both in comparing the frequencies (G4 is 391Hz, vs the appx 400Hz in the buzzing, with the closest C being C5 at 523Hz), and simply singing the pitch of the bee buzz while checking a tuner.

[@susanzoeckler4926]

Maybe I'll be able to understand this in a future lifetime. I am a passionate appreciator of music, but I know nada.🤷‍♀️

[@myrmatta1]

I usually skip over compilations, but I'll watch for the bees!

[@barrydysert2974]

Old too soon when first Matt followed by Hank saying three-way makes my heart skip a beat. 💜 Bless you boys 🙏 and PLEASE help ALL Bees! 😽🖖

[@ethanpowell8687]

as a kid, I’d always watch the bees in our garden at home. I noticed the change in buzz pitch when they were on flowers, and I always likened it to the sound of a polisher touching your teeth at the dentist :)

[@addicted2caffeine]

omg the flower buzz. i just assumed it was the flowers shape that changed the sound.

[@bobsstory2254]

2:03 It’s not exactly a middle C in this video but more like an F! Pretty interesting how buzz pollination works though!

[@davidconnell1959]

He said 400 Hz and then he said middle C - tsk tsk

[@jordenpeterkin7322]

I was about to say the same thing but its possible that C is the correct tone but the video did not line up or the buzz varies between more than one pitch

[@bobsstory2254]

Yeah. Luckily buzz pollination isn’t much of a human concern so in the end ,my observation isn’t much more than nitpicking

[@derekbauer2125]

@@davidconnell1959 400 is closer to the G above middle C anyways not even F like the tone was

[@generaldurandal3568]

"If you are seeing double, you are not in trouble." Is that a Pokémon reference?

[@lukeonuke]

"Stabbed by bees" is something i did not think that i would hear.

[@poppys3728]

I wonder if it was a fly-by stabbing? LOL!

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

Electric toothbrush.. it’s the BEST tomato pollination hack ever.. I used one all last year and had hundreds of tomatoes to foist onto my neighbors.. we didn’t have any bees here because I’m the first tenant in the complex to do plants 🤷‍♀️ After much effort, we got bees and even hummingbirds.. 🤞 they come back this year 😁😁..

[@johnkabiro7098]

I'm so impressed the rate btc has perform this year 🚀🚀

[@tonywells9608]

Stocks are good but crypto is more profitable

[@genitarraw5463]

I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the fluctuations in price

[@genitarraw5463]

I heard that his strategies are really good

[@michaelken2965]

He's obviously the best I invested 2000USD with him and in 9 days I made a profit of 9101USD

[@no-ke4jl]

He has really made a good name for himself

[@jamesleatherwood5125]

sooo.. they paired the ep with the yeast beside the ep with the bee damaging the flower ep, and nobody thinks to check ad see if the yeast on the bees is getting into the plant and increasing its temperature sooner than normal, thereby making the plant think its time to flower sooner? or tracked down any other yeast related inquiry pertaining to the bumblebee damaging behavior?

[@aub2174]

That's a really nice theory you got there, but what if the plants already had the yeast, then something else must be the reason.

[@jamesleatherwood5125]

@@aub2174 true. Im ust wondering if normally the yeast is on the outside and somehow the bees transfer it inside. It would thake time for the yeast or other bacteria to spread through the plant. But metabolic activity at a microscopic scale has been shown to heat things up. as they mentioned about yeast and flowers already. It would ust be interesting to know if anyone had explored the idea, thats all :)

[@osmia]

Glad to see my namesake included :D

[@bumblebeebb503]

Fun fact: To manually pollinate fruiting crops like tomatoes, electric toothbrush are often used to simulate the 🐝’s buzz so that a burst of pollen may reach the 🌺’s stigma :3

[@oopsy444]

yall gotta clamp the volume for these compilations. some subjects are too quiet compared to the pre subject talks an some are way louder than the pre subject talk (stephen looking at you). just having consistent sound is better esp since some of us use headphones and it can hurt my ears when it changes in volume

[@lawrencepaul6448]

Bees maybe able to kill me but I love them they are so neat

[@victoriawilliams2786]

Who doesn't love a cute fluffy bumblebee butt sticking out from the center of a flower!?

[@zerospeed1498]

This is like 4 episodes in 1 awesome , thanks for your hard work

[@realtalk5329]

That was the best mosquitoe impression I've ever heard

[@johanneriisbjerg9988]

"Bees also like to stab the plants, but not for the reasons you think" I don't even know what reasons I thought they had 😅

[@twocvbloke]

So when it comes to the loss of honey bees, simply put, if you're going to put all your eggs in one basket, make sure you're driving a 2CV... :P

[@SloggieBear]

I needed this lovely bee video so much. Yas bees.

[@Lady8D]

I'd like to know if they considered & ruled out or just never thought to consider the hypothesis that maybe the bigger bumblebees work harder to memorize prime potent pollen sources and that's actually why they're bigger...maybe?

[@plantjunkie69]

yessss i need more bee content!

[@Alex-hp6xm]

"But bees are kinda special" yeah they are :)💛🖤

[@SamayDwivedi]

Dude I love your channel I was finding a good science channel since last month and now I found one,I love your videos I saw 4-5 videos dude thanks a lot to you for sharing these interesting facts.love you bro ♥️♥️

[@briandoe5746]

Today I learned that the sunflower bee situation from Conker's bad Fur Day was much closer to reality than I would have thought.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

Bees can do math. And even more impressive, they were able to figure out that math is what we wanted from them, by just showing them a couple items.

[@boothbyaw]

CGP grey will definitely be watching this one.

[@pamelamays4186]

Baby bumblebees. Say that ten times fast!🤔 A bee acting like a drone. Sounds a bit punny to me.😉

[@matiasduarte6286]

Protect bees (and wildlife) by planting plants native to your region please

[@tomvyt956]

Yes, yes, a million times yes! This is the way! Even better would be to not even plant flowers yourself, but just provide areas in your garden where native plants (aka "weeds") can grow by themselves

[@DatCheeseCake]

@@tomvyt956 weeds are great as long as they're maintained

[@minnymouse4753]

Maybe bees pass down information much better and over time and generations . And figured it out maybe bees also do science

[@jwr2904]

Well I've heard raven's can teach their young to hate you if you pissed off the parents, so who knows lol

[@minnymouse4753]

@@jwr2904 learn behaviors isn't only human infact babies. Show no natural fear of snakes

[@Bestape]

Okay for that last one why wouldn't symbiotic relationships have language? If the bee asks the flower please feed me so that my colony stays healthy, why wouldn't the flower say yes? They're BFFs in it together for the long haul.

[@mekaylasullivan51]

Thanks for this info Hank- love you!

[@CVernRock]

🤣🤣🤣 200 Beats Per Second! Can you imagine a bee dance club? "Dude! That DJ was awesome! We were jam'n! 200BPS!"

[@sarahgardner8856]

That was a really good mosquito impression!

[@twylenb]

As a person with perfect pitch... that was not C. The background was buzzing at a low B, and then the flower buzzing was at an F#. Then the flying buzzing was also at an F#, but an octave lower. It's not perfectly in tune, obviously, but those are the closest notes. for those sounds. I don't here a C anywhere in that clip.

[@tassah]

Is that a Team Rocket reference at the end? Love to see it!!

[@mirahshay1833]

Great video

[@unrequited8200]

I somehow envision a cute little bee grabbing a pollen stalk and violently shaking it, like, "GIMME ALL DA GADAMM POLLEN U SUMINABINCH!!!1"

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

I would love to raise some bees. I would make some awesome mead and get all tore up!

[@brixitbiscuits8632]

"HOW DARE YOU NOT HAVE A FLOWER!?" -Worker Bee

[@thegameres816]

Oh Honey! Its just beeing a buzzy bee!

[@flochartingham2333]

Yup. SciShow has definitely taken up residency in my head. My whole day yesterday was taken up with thinking about how it was actually someone who is insane who said "The definition of insanity is repeatedly trying the same thing over and overall again, expecting a different result."

[@PaleGhost69]

Would you please consider making a video on permaculture and urban food forests?

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

I would agree. But the powers that be don't want you independent. I still do it anyway. Your a Smart one PaleGhost69!

[@owenwhitman6616]

It takes a bit of work and thinking ahead to get started, but it pays off in short order. Go for it!

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

@@owenwhitman6616 Thanks Owen. The homestead sounds like it needs a hive or two. Thank you Sir!

[@owenwhitman6616]

@@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337 ...or seven... and boy, are they just going nuts this year! Let me know when you're ready and we'll get you some custom built hives.

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

@@owenwhitman6616 Sweet! Literally. The shear amount of honey in one hive alone has got to be tremendous.

[@sethnaugle984]

When I was a kid I noticed how fuzzy a bee was. I decided to pet it and it tolerated me for about... 8-10 seconds and it flipped over on its back, grabbed the tip of my finger and stung me... I smashed it with my fist and felt bad afterwards lol

[@owenwhitman6616]

I'm bringing home a baby bumblebee. Won't my mama be so proud of me... Lol

[@trishapellis]

I think we may all have that one memory of our first insect sting that taught us insects aren't to be messed with. I was fooling around with a queen ant (one of the big ones with wings that are everywhere for a few days in spring) that had flown into our pool but was still around. She bit me and I ran to my mom and she was like "Well what did you do to it?" - "I was... bullying it..." - "I'm sure you're not going to do that again".

[@meanjeanmcqueen6171]

No, those fluffy Pokémon moths DEFINITELY have the title of cutest bugs, lol.

[@Alucard1191]

As a beekeeper, I love this.

[@UltimateTheZekrom]

oh my god i adore bumblebees so much, they're the floofiest creatures i've ever seen!! i wish they were bigger so i could pet them and not be in fear of accidentally crushing them :(

[@benji376]

Wow I’m early. And the video is 20 mins long❤️ it’s my lucky day 🍀

[@Hamman5]

Its only 19 minutes and 44 seconds!!! I want 20 minutes of bees lol!

[@christinasophieschultz5081]

Bees are so cute ❤🥰🐝

[@camlin4147]

"So tortillas, fried rice, French bread, and pasta would be fine in the advent of a bee-pocalypse." Excellent, so my carbitarian diet is safe!

[@neuralwarp]

16:57 Biting plants also weakens them, giving a competitive evolutionary advantage to plants that flower when the bees want.

[@damianporter942]

god i love bees

[@YoungRin-ms]

Bees are one of my favorite animals but sometimes I'm in a elephant or a bull mood or a north American cave lion 🦁🐃🐝

[@Door01]

my brain, the entire time: *ya like jazz?*

[@CallMeMimi27]

haha funny bee meem movie

[@trishapellis]

Actually, there's a video on youtube somewhere that proves they don't.

[@tywade9558]

For carnivorous plants that is a trade secret, you have to use a tuning fork to release pollen from Sarracenia so that you can pollinate others. The flowers don’t release their pollen without that vibration

[@ari505]

As much as I enjoy this video it reminded me of the time I got stung by a fat bumblebee on one of my fingers🤐 a purple finger and lots of pain after, I still love the bees and very much enjoy the honey

[@mal9369]

Bees! ^_^ 🐝🌻🥀🐝🌼⚘🐝

[@arnorrian1]

A cut-down coffee frother is great for pollinating tomatoes.

[@benfranco3801]

Just when you think you knew bees, they go and stab flowers in broad daylight. Guess I gotta turn you guys in

[@pax1980]

I kind of sorta think we should still prevent the honeybee from dying off. I mean plan Bs are cool and all but we should still definitely worry about honey bees

[@begemotowa]

Well, we should worry about all polinators, because a lot of bumblebee populations are decreasing. Honey bees are relatively ok, because their home and partialy food are prowided by humans, and "wild" bees rarely have such pleasure.

[@hollyrose9336]

Other compilations I’d like! Cows! Mushrooms! Terestrial Isopods! Geckos! Frogs! Moss!

[@8happyperson]

i love bees

[@vanillash7489]

were getting to hank🥰 "dont @ me" pls

[@minnymouse4753]

I didn't think Bumble bees lived in colonies

[@angelitabecerra]

Yes and no. A few hundred live together and raise the young together. But not with the sort of cohesion that Honeybees display. They're a social insect but not a super organism if that makes sense. Honeybees are truly a super organism.

[@danr1920]

I was about 5 or 6 when a much older neighbor boy, a teenager went up to a flower and got a bumblebee to get on his finger. He then showed me the bee and told me about them. He then put it back on the flower. He went on to be a Naturalist in a National Park.

[@MiniMii550]

Oh no a giant B!! 🐝**chomp**

[@joeaarsen0]

My nephews and sister are getting a new super of bees tomorrow!

[@BESHYSBEES]

A “super” is the term to describe the type of honey boxes used to collect the surplus, your sister is getting a package of bee’s or a “Nuc” nucleus colony

[@joeaarsen0]

@@BESHYSBEES Is there a difference in what they are called if they are getting frames with the bees? I'm still learning They aren't getting frames. They don't need them. Just getting a bunch of bees with a queen. They had bees last year. But the -25 temps for a week here killed them. So they have ready hives with comb and honey.

[@BESHYSBEES]

@@joeaarsen0 yes a package with 4-5 frames is a nucleus and bee’s by weight is a just packaged bee’s, always best to have 2 to 5 colonies in case they die out you can replenish a colony or boost one colonies numbers so it’s the main honey producer or for rearing new queens and the others are just support colonies

[@jamestimmons6838]

A couple of hypotheses for you to consider: 1) nectar containing yeast may be safer for bees than nectar without yeast for the same reason that beer is safer than creek water: alcohol produced by the yeast could suppress bacterial growth 2) the leaf-damaging behavior could arise from the original purpose of stingers, which was as ovipositors: some wasp species (relatives of bees) inject materials that soften the materials they are piercing with their ovipositors. Perhaps the stabbing is just a relict behavior exhibited by bees that are frustrated, because injecting fluids used to help them (from an evolutionary standpoint) get through a tough job of ovipositing.

[@stopthink9000]

"Bees are the cutest insect." Ladybug beetles collectively walk off in a huff.

[@taylorjohnson4943]

Sweet info nugget interesting the frequency of the bee releases the pollen. Is that co evolution. 🤔 Or byproduct of chance.

[@zacharytaylor190]

I would say bumblebees are the cutest insect, butterflies are the most beautiful, and dragonflies have to be the coolest.

[@kayleighlehrman9566]

Godspeed, ladies. Gather your pollen for a bountiful harvest for the colony.

[@Phallyle]

I'm quite upset they didn't name this episode "How bees stay BEE-sy...as a bee?" Also does who else gets extremely uncomfortable by that C buzzing sounds? This noise overwhelmed me so much I had to speed up the video. But I really enjoyed seeing this compilation 🐝

[@dianagibbs3550]

Are there any other bees that make honey?? 'cause that's a crop too. One I really like.