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New research shows Asian honey bees use a sliding scale of 'vibrational pulse' to warn colleagues of danger
Honey bees have developed the most sophisticated language for communicating danger in the insect kingdom – allowing them to deliver a warning by buzzing and headbutting their companions at the same time, according to new research.
BEEALERT - Aplicativo
BEEALERT – Aplicativo
O aplicativo BeeAlert é a primeira plataforma on-line para o registro de desaparecimento ou morte de abelhas em apiários por geolocalização. Apicultores, meliponicultores e a comunidade científica têm a possibilidade de compartilhar casos, contribuindo para dar visibilidade a um sério mas silencioso problema. Assista ao vídeo e…
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POTENTIAL MAGIC WISHES cont'd
water balloons full of bees
OH GOD MY STOMACH HAS BEEN MAKING NOISES LIKE ANGRY WASPS FOR 10 HOURS IM SO MAD IM SO TIRED WHY BUTT BEES WHY everything remains terrible eta: i have been asked never again to use the phrase ASS HORNETS in an interdepartmental email
BEE ALERT BEE BEE BEE THERES A BEE BIG BEE BIGBEE BEE ALERT BEEEEEE EVERYBODY PANIC AND FREAK OUT BEE
there is a 1000% chance that if you mention bees around me i am going to find a way to turn it into a conversation about the Wicker Man
OH MY GOD THERE IS A HUGE BEE IN MY HOUSE SHOULD I CALL 911 FUCK IT I AM CALLING 911 BEE ALERT BEE ALERT BEE ALERT
Beekeeping Camp was so fun (and she actually learned a few things!) that she already begged me to sign her up for next year.
The instructor collected the honey and the kids strained it and filled up the cutest honey bears.
They made pretzels, lemonade, and ice cream with honey.
They made the best-smelling beeswax and honey candles (Fallie's was the biggest!)
They got to bring home a basil plant. The honey bees love basil flowers and Fallie picked the plant with the most flowers on it.
The barely-tame gardens have a creek running through the property and the kids got to explore everywhere.
Fallie found a family of five chipmunks to watch.
Fallie caught a fish with a net.
She got to use matches to burn pine straw in the smokers on the first day!
Probably her favorite thing was having honey bees lick honey off her fingers. Have you ever seen a honey bee tongue? So cute!
