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[stevehatch]

Tell me your favourite bee fact? (Some bees for you in these trying times good teacup)

Okay first of all let me just tell you this is the way to cheer up an autistic person

Second do I HAVE to stick to one fact?

Third

Bees don't fly by flapping their wings, instead they flex their muscles in the part of their body where their wings are attached (YOU CAN ACTUALLY SORTA SEE IT IN THE GIF YOU SENT. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT, RIGHT?) and this allows them a lot of control over the angles their wings are at! They use this to make the air under their wings help lift them up!!! (like that one episode in MLP... with that one colt that has his friend give him small boosts....) AND THAT'S HOW THEY'RE ABLE TO FLY!!

Fourth if I DO have to stick to one fact don't read the rest of this post

Bees can also fly in incredibly straight lines. They've tracked bees to see how they fly and they tend to just pick one direction to go out from the hive, and then they stick to it!

Not all bees live in hives, very few do actually!

A lot of bees only pollinate one or a few types of flower!!

The smallest bee in the world is called the Perdita Minima, and it is 2 mm small!!

Somewhat related but not exactly:

There's flowers that adapted to be pollinated by beetles bc bees didn't exist at the time!!!!1111