Actually if bees are swarming they dont really care about people running around, they just care about the queen. Thats why they dont sting that quick. I mean if you arent careful eventually one bee will decide to give you a reminder that they do sting
I love the difference between bee and wasp vids. Bee vids are chill and wasp vids are about fully armoured people with a flamethrower in a war against massive angry bugs
I did a little hell diving myself so far this spring lmao it’s so true I see bees and want to pet them I see wasp and go right to home depot 😂😂 and have a day long battle outside running full sprints and shit need an ice bath after
Listen, if someone found me while I was househunting, picked me up, and threw me like a ragdoll into a new house they built for me, and all I had to do to pay them back is do what I usually do anyways... I'd also be super chill about it at the end of the day
@@bingolingingcould be a bit of both. Local bees are especially likely to be docile in general, let alone a swarm that just left a box. This is all the hive has known for dozens if not hundreds of generations, why would they care that a large hairless monkey has just bestowed upon them a new home-box provided he is of no clear danger to them? They'd thank him if they could.
@vampireprince6730 not necessarily, the bee lady in Texas almost never smokes them and she is able to move them without issues most of the time as well
Arborist here: next time you do this, also take a pair of hand pruners and prune off as much of the green growth as you can before doing the jolt. The foliage disperses force. Prune it off and you’ll get more bees falling on your first jolt.
My grandmother was raised on a farm. She told me that she was trained if she saw a bee flying in a straight line drop what you’re doing and chase it because it’s going straight to a hive in the wild like this, and the local beekeeper would pay her for the discovery.
@@Donvitto20 Yes honeybees in the wild? the only time they fly in a straight line is when they’re flying back to their hive. They’ll remember a complex set of directions to get back to where a set of flowers are, and they could communicate that with the other bees, but they fly straight back. “Bee Line It”
I love bees. They’re so docile and chill 99% of the time. They’re like that one roommate who doesn’t cause a whole lot of trouble and even makes you free food
bro i was sitting on a seat chillin with my boy doing nothing wrong and a bee pulled up on me and stung me through my shirt like what did i do to deserve that bruh they got it out for me
@drazzy340 that's the funny thing, I've had that experience when I was younger. I was chilling by the pool and a bee came out of a bush and stung my lip 😂 I'm sure I was too close to it or something. Never been stung by the hives we have though, even when they land on me
We have a funny law in Germany. If there's a bee swarm leaving their former home, the swarm belongs to the person running after it regardless of who owned it before. You're also allowed to enter private ground belonging to strangers to follow your swarm.
@@cskalle1213 theoretically yes. But to temper your expectations: beekeepers seem to have their swarms well under control and in all my years I've never once come across a hive-less bee swarm, at all, let alone see anybody chase one. Maybe the beekeepers provide ample new housing to prevent the swarms from going far, or move the queens themselves? No idea. Feel free to document your bee swarming marathon. I'd love to watch somebody parkour after a swarm. But if somebody joins your hunting I think ownership is divided up, so be aware you might chase for ages and then some jogger randomly shares ownership with you lol
Some are, some aren't. Bumble bees are fairly chill, they're just interested in plants and pollen. They're cool to watch, and they have pollen pouches. Great Black Wasps are fairly chill too, they're generally looking for food or whatever. Probably the most relaxed member of whatever family wasps are a part of. They're generally solitary.
My wife says growing up they would manage bees like this in India. They didn't use any equipment, they said they just got stung occasionally, nothing special
@@juliebadger2377 Yeah European Honeybees are terrible for USA.. Americans dont understand tho lol (EU guy so no problem here as theyre native hahahhahaa)
J-Roll is by far the kindest, sweetest, absolutely inspiring & Uber talented soul in the industry today. Someone you can point at to someone you love that is struggling with addiction or demons & show them that there are happy endings & not all addicts get stuck on the proverbial dead end road.
@@FartInYourFace234 sometimes if a hive is too full they'll make another queen and some of the bees will leave with her to find a new home. That's what happened here, he's giving them a new home. Like hive mitosis
Thank you for using a normal voice and not that annoying half whisper that other bee keepers and savers do ❤️ and you killed me with the b hole joke 😂 I'm definitely subscribing 😂👍🏾
I love the difference between how he transfers so like almost aggressive and the “save the BEEEEEEES” girl just kind of scoops the queen safely moves her then smokes out the hive and or scoops with her hands
depends on the bee. the honey bees we keep agriculturakky are all invasive to north america (all three honeybee species are native to europe, asia, and africa) and they are out competing the native bees that don't produce honey but still are an important part of pollination. they're all important in their own way, but the honeybees we focus on the most aren't the ones endangered- the native wilds ones are.
Look up a channel called Advoko makes, he has a sweet vertical cylinder system instead of racks and such. Its a fascinating way to keep them. Great capture man.
These videos give me the confidence to not be freaked out by the 150 bees that constantly come into my garage looking for food and stuff. Haven’t been stung yet. Definitely forcing me to clean up which is nice lol
I have learned: You scoop them and then shake your hand gently, then put the beehive near and encourage with smoke. But first you need to take the Queen in, so they follow🐝
I had a swarm take up residence in my yard. Didn’t know much about bees at the time and didn’t know what to do. Debated calling an exterminator because I thought they were hornets or something. Made a bunch of calls and ended up finding a bee keeper who immediately dropped what he was doing to come out and pick up the swarm. I remember being so fascinated that he seemed to get every single one and he was so comfortable around them. Honey bees and Bumble bees are such amazing creatures.
The shirt sleeve in the first few seconds looks like a super saiyan prolapse. It's even funnier that while I'm looking at that, you mention the "bee hole"
As a person whos highly alleric to bees i give the utmost respect to bee keepers. It also never ceases to amaze me how they dont get stung like 100000 times
There’s something ethereal about a hippie following no rules that slowly reveals their transcendent level of expertise in some totally obscure hobby / hyper fixation. I envy these people.
@@tedlambert12 well, that does it. You convinced me. Consider my mind changed. No standing up to another one of Ted’s boisterous counter arguments; I’d be a fool not to bend the knee to such a compelling perspective. What an effective use of ethos, pathos, and logos. All in one word. Just amazing.
Growing up I used to hate bees, now I’m still not a big fan of them but what they do for the environment compared to wasps/hornets made me appreciate them more.
@@coltongibbs1518 extremely aggressive.Once I walked home and out of knowhere one flew and stung me.I was about 20 meters away from their hive not disturbing them at all.lol
We actually do have African honey bees here in some states. They are an invasive species that were brought here in the 80s and they still terrorize local ecosystems along the western side of the US.
I wanna be a beekeeper sooo bad lmao. it looks so cool and I love bees! idk if theres a lot of money in it or not, as long as I can help preserve them and educate people on the importance of them.
Same way men have captured the hearts of women for years. "Their looking for a new home - simply shake em all down into your hive & hopefully the queen lands in there"
Literally just saw a short with over 200k views of a guy doing the same thing only difference being he did it a little at a time and warning not to dump the whole swarm at once cause that’s how you get stung. Cut to this guy just dumping the whole lot and running away in flip flops. This platform is stupid
My poor son (7) just got his 1st ever bee sting....the way he SCREAMED i was expecting to see a major injury he kept yelling "SOMETHING STUNG ME" over & over
I don't remember how, but somehow bee's tend to know which people are chill and mean no harm. I mean bees are already chill if you are gentle with them. But there was also a study (that I barely remember, admittedly) that suggested bees will mark a person who is 'OK' with some kind of pheromone, so that other bees nearby know the person in question based the vibe check already. Bees are cool.
I worked with Honey Bee's in 1989,1990 learned so much from the Man I worked for priceless amount of knowledge I got from him Honey Bee's are so important for many reasons ❤
Do some honey water or some sugar water, you can spray it on top of the bee hive. It helps them stay in the box allot better, it’s what I do whenever I catch a swarm
When I was a kid a swarm built a hive in my room and I straight up woke up at 2 in the morning with several hundred bees around me. I freaked out a little but after noticing they were just vibing I convinced my mom to wait a couple days for someone to safely rehome them for a couple days instead of an exterminator to kill them
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No net.
No suit.
No gloves.
Slippers , no socks.
Is this Florida man?
Gotta be😂😂😂😂😂
Most experienced bee people are like this lol
You forgot the sunflower shirt, that was the topper
Actually if bees are swarming they dont really care about people running around, they just care about the queen. Thats why they dont sting that quick. I mean if you arent careful eventually one bee will decide to give you a reminder that they do sting
There’s 420 likes… no one move a fucking muscle!!!😂😂😂
I love the difference between bee and wasp vids. Bee vids are chill and wasp vids are about fully armoured people with a flamethrower in a war against massive angry bugs
Welcome to helldivers soldier.
All you need is gasoline fumes
I did a little hell diving myself so far this spring lmao it’s so true I see bees and want to pet them I see wasp and go right to home depot 😂😂 and have a day long battle outside running full sprints and shit need an ice bath after
Yes, you don’t catch wasp and relocate them you end them I told my brother that! Where is that video where somebody’s relocate a wasp nest lmao
Wasps are aggressive. I found that out when I was 9yrs old 🤕. They stung me real good! 😊
the fact that theyre just down to move in after having been shaken like theyve probably never been shaken before shows how chill they are
Listen, if someone found me while I was househunting, picked me up, and threw me like a ragdoll into a new house they built for me, and all I had to do to pay them back is do what I usually do anyways... I'd also be super chill about it at the end of the day
@@Eagledude131 LOL
They are used to 20+ mph winds blowing the tree around
@@Eagledude131 lmao
They are only this extremely chill during the swarm
"you don't wanna make any sudden movements"
*violently shakes the shit out of the branch*
The yoyo god?!
😂😂😂
Right! 💀😭
being a beekeeper with no suit is basically the ultimate form of passing the vibe check. the bee's have decided you are chill
Haha true!
That should be a legally binding title, because that is so factual it's insane
No. It's called smoke :D it slows communication between bees.
@@bingolingingcould be a bit of both. Local bees are especially likely to be docile in general, let alone a swarm that just left a box. This is all the hive has known for dozens if not hundreds of generations, why would they care that a large hairless monkey has just bestowed upon them a new home-box provided he is of no clear danger to them? They'd thank him if they could.
@@bingolingingsmoke slows communication between me and other humans so I get it.
Bees are so chill compared to wasps or hornets
He probably smoked them first
@vampireprince6730 not necessarily, the bee lady in Texas almost never smokes them and she is able to move them without issues most of the time as well
@@LostAngel907 hmm ok
@vampireprince6730 check her out. Shes very beautiful as well and has bigger balls than i do
Carpenter bees?
Arborist here: next time you do this, also take a pair of hand pruners and prune off as much of the green growth as you can before doing the jolt. The foliage disperses force. Prune it off and you’ll get more bees falling on your first jolt.
I always love seeing multiple communities of people helping one another with what they enjoy :)
I work with a guy that's a master arborist. Y'all are just a different breed of people. I mean that in the best way possible.
"Little boop on the noodle a lil noodle boop"😂😂
👉 🍜
A little boop on the noodle translates to distributing hand pressure until you feel them give in a little
😂I thought he was just that into bees🐝
He must be super tall, this guy. There's different temperatures in his head and feet.
Hhahah
Hilarious 😅
😂🤣
Aren’t you follicly challenged as well?
Took me a second😂😂
My grandmother was raised on a farm. She told me that she was trained if she saw a bee flying in a straight line drop what you’re doing and chase it because it’s going straight to a hive in the wild like this, and the local beekeeper would pay her for the discovery.
INSTRUCTIONS UNCLEAR THEY WEREN’T BEES!!!
@@Donvitto20 Yes honeybees in the wild? the only time they fly in a straight line is when they’re flying back to their hive. They’ll remember a complex set of directions to get back to where a set of flowers are, and they could communicate that with the other bees, but they fly straight back. “Bee Line It”
@kylelow5791 the supposed bees he found were, in fact, wasps or better known as assholes
@@kylelow5791using that phrase for well over 20 years. Now I know. 😂 Thanks. There's a beeline highway near me. Not very straight.
I love bees. They’re so docile and chill 99% of the time. They’re like that one roommate who doesn’t cause a whole lot of trouble and even makes you free food
"Get a good handful, right on the bee hole"
Without protection? Brave.
That's what he said
Noodle boop is so mf cringe blood is too old to be talking like that
@@albert9364 what r u 16, "blood"? 😬🤦
@@albert9364are you 12
My step dad keeps bees as a hobby, and people are always surprised how chill they are. Sometimes id sit near the hive and just watch em fly in and out
Wasps give bees a bad name
bro i was sitting on a seat chillin with my boy doing nothing wrong and a bee pulled up on me and stung me through my shirt like what did i do to deserve that bruh they got it out for me
You must've looked or smelled like someone who done did them dirty. How dare you look like that other person. 😂 lol @@drazzy340
@drazzy340 that's the funny thing, I've had that experience when I was younger. I was chilling by the pool and a bee came out of a bush and stung my lip 😂 I'm sure I was too close to it or something. Never been stung by the hives we have though, even when they land on me
@@SolitudesSanity yea bro idk why they get so mad like it fr stung me THROUGH MY SHIRT 😂
"A liiiitlle shake"
Proceed to occur a 8 magnitude earthquake
He really shook that fuckin branch 🤣🤣
"Watch your heads" got me 🤣
We have a funny law in Germany. If there's a bee swarm leaving their former home, the swarm belongs to the person running after it regardless of who owned it before.
You're also allowed to enter private ground belonging to strangers to follow your swarm.
You telling me i can collect free bees in Germany?
@@cskalle1213from what they said yeah, if they’re swarming and you see them and no one is chasing them they’re free game.
@@cskalle1213 theoretically yes. But to temper your expectations: beekeepers seem to have their swarms well under control and in all my years I've never once come across a hive-less bee swarm, at all, let alone see anybody chase one.
Maybe the beekeepers provide ample new housing to prevent the swarms from going far, or move the queens themselves? No idea.
Feel free to document your bee swarming marathon. I'd love to watch somebody parkour after a swarm. But if somebody joins your hunting I think ownership is divided up, so be aware you might chase for ages and then some jogger randomly shares ownership with you lol
Well that is fascinating! Bee rights! How cool! I’d be chasing them all over!
@@cskalle1213”the bees in the park are free! You can take them home. I have 7!”
Bees are honestly so chill
not the bees i’ve been victimized by ☹️
Until they aren't
That's just when they have no hive
@@stauntssantanaI was just about to say that 😂 they literally kill people. Probably not these type but still.
Some are, some aren't. Bumble bees are fairly chill, they're just interested in plants and pollen. They're cool to watch, and they have pollen pouches.
Great Black Wasps are fairly chill too, they're generally looking for food or whatever. Probably the most relaxed member of whatever family wasps are a part of. They're generally solitary.
Wow, I have worked as a bee keeper and this man's cool confidence is amazing, of course if he is ever wrong it could result in hospital or worse.
My wife says growing up they would manage bees like this in India. They didn't use any equipment, they said they just got stung occasionally, nothing special
The first time I've seen a beeman actually dress up nice to impress the bees.
😁
'They're super chill right now' He says while the air is swarming with angry bees.
😂😂😂😂😂
Not angry bees, but highly confused bees.
They did not sting him. I dont think they was angry
"Another day of saving the beeees"
Haha read my mind
😂😂
But Texas bee lady wouldn't have needed to cut that branch off, she'd have scooped the bees by her hands )
We don't need to save honeybees though, the native bees are the reason for the #savethebees movement
@@juliebadger2377 Yeah European Honeybees are terrible for USA.. Americans dont understand tho lol
(EU guy so no problem here as theyre native hahahhahaa)
His attire shows how powerful your pheromones are, if youre not afraid, then they dont see you as a threat
Big shout out to all Bee lovers and care givers I wish I were involved man it’s super satisfying to see and learn about 🎉
"Watch your heads" when he closes the lid is so adorable 😄
I didn't notice that till I read this. That's adorable
“Don’t try this at home”
But it feels like your showing me a tutorial 🤔
Where else am I going to try it??
I mean if you’re a bee keeper try it at home with a suit until you don’t need it 😉
J-Roll is by far the kindest, sweetest, absolutely inspiring & Uber talented soul in the industry today. Someone you can point at to someone you love that is struggling with addiction or demons & show them that there are happy endings & not all addicts get stuck on the proverbial dead end road.
this guy looks like a beginner, usually bee keepers aren’t scared of the bees
Beeginner’s luck
I have nothing but love and respect for bee keepers. Thank you for taking care of these amazing creatures.
“If they don’t like it, they leave”
Well, this guy keeps bringing them back. Sup with that
@@FartInYourFace234 sometimes if a hive is too full they'll make another queen and some of the bees will leave with her to find a new home. That's what happened here, he's giving them a new home. Like hive mitosis
Its important to note that honeybees are actually invasive in most places outside of europe. They outcompete native bee populations.
@@taico3868 that’s crazy 😮
"Right on the beehole" & "a little noodle boop" 💀 took me out but are now part of my everyday jargon, much love! 💛
I found the beehole comment so funny and I don't know why! I've been belly laughing for 5 minutes watching it over and over lmao
@@Medic8291me too! 😂 it’s too good! Juvenile humor 😅
Thank you for using a normal voice and not that annoying half whisper that other bee keepers and savers do ❤️ and you killed me with the b hole joke 😂 I'm definitely subscribing 😂👍🏾
😂 thank you!
Bees are so fkn chill
“Watch your heads” I spit out my coffee 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
"I'm gonna put the lid on, watch ya heads" 😂
God bless beekeepers. Some of the nicest people I’ve met.
I love the difference between how he transfers so like almost aggressive and the “save the BEEEEEEES” girl just kind of scoops the queen safely moves her then smokes out the hive and or scoops with her hands
I love everything about this video. The song choice the shirt the hat. Dude’s a vibe all on his own
🙏🐝😁
@@farmboyjames Can you please link that shirt. I want it really bad and it inspired me to get like four others 😅
Liked and subbed 💙@@farmboyjames
Ive never seen anyone BEE so chill like this guy! mad props
k buddy 😭
You in the mood huh
I showed my kids that bees are mostly docile by petting them when they are on flowers. Never been stung.
The level of bravery here it's unmatched🤯
"a little boop on the noodle" why was that so funny to me 😆 never heard that before lol
The confidence In this man when he says the queen fell in the box.
I was thinking the same thing. But they all wouldn't have went into the box of she wasn't in there
@@shaneargus3312he says it before they are all in the box though , he just knew
This guy’s outfit is how you know these are honey bees. If they were killer bees… WATCH OUT!
So chill. This is how chill I wish I could be 😂
We need to protect the Bee’s. Major part of our eco system. Good job.👍🏻
depends on the bee. the honey bees we keep agriculturakky are all invasive to north america (all three honeybee species are native to europe, asia, and africa) and they are out competing the native bees that don't produce honey but still are an important part of pollination.
they're all important in their own way, but the honeybees we focus on the most aren't the ones endangered- the native wilds ones are.
Look up a channel called Advoko makes, he has a sweet vertical cylinder system instead of racks and such. Its a fascinating way to keep them. Great capture man.
Advoko is an absolute legend
It's the wavy bee dance after you shake'em in the box for me. 😂
Bro is a certified bee keeper I can tell the bees love him
These videos give me the confidence to not be freaked out by the 150 bees that constantly come into my garage looking for food and stuff. Haven’t been stung yet. Definitely forcing me to clean up which is nice lol
Could be traces of comb somewhere. If ever a hive is removed all traces of beewax must be removed.
@@williamevans6522 yeah I’m not really sure, they’ve since moved on to dirtier garages thankfully!
I have learned: You scoop them and then shake your hand gently, then put the beehive near and encourage with smoke. But first you need to take the Queen in, so they follow🐝
That’s awesome. Bees are so important to us.
I had a swarm take up residence in my yard. Didn’t know much about bees at the time and didn’t know what to do. Debated calling an exterminator because I thought they were hornets or something. Made a bunch of calls and ended up finding a bee keeper who immediately dropped what he was doing to come out and pick up the swarm. I remember being so fascinated that he seemed to get every single one and he was so comfortable around them. Honey bees and Bumble bees are such amazing creatures.
The shirt sleeve in the first few seconds looks like a super saiyan prolapse.
It's even funnier that while I'm looking at that, you mention the "bee hole"
bahahhahhahhaa
Super saiyan prolapse lmao thanks for that
That was entirely unhinged but so true 😂
What a terrible combination of words 😂
Lmaoooo
As a person whos highly alleric to bees i give the utmost respect to bee keepers. It also never ceases to amaze me how they dont get stung like 100000 times
I didn’t know they were chill like that.
“Hey siri what’s the fastest way to die”
This guy:💀
There’s something ethereal about a hippie following no rules that slowly reveals their transcendent level of expertise in some totally obscure hobby / hyper fixation. I envy these people.
😂 right on! 💚🙏😁
No
@@tedlambert12 well, that does it. You convinced me. Consider my mind changed. No standing up to another one of Ted’s boisterous counter arguments; I’d be a fool not to bend the knee to such a compelling perspective. What an effective use of ethos, pathos, and logos. All in one word. Just amazing.
Dude I'll tell your english prof you're using all the words really well homie.
You've gotta be the single calmest man on the planet.
“Watch ya heads”
“Aight, we captchad a swaarmm”
Buddy is THE vibe 😂😂
This shit blows my mind. Out of nowhere I'm just seeing people handle bees like this
Good short James this and chaos gardening is why I subbed!
🙏😁 thank you!
Growing up I used to hate bees, now I’m still not a big fan of them but what they do for the environment compared to wasps/hornets made me appreciate them more.
You'll be suprised how docile honey bees are, thats why he can do this with little to no risk at all.
I’m impressed that he didn’t even have to smoke them first. They definitely knew he wasn’t trying to hurt them.
A little noodle boop 😂❤ also we have the same🩴
😂😁nice!
As an African.To see bees this chill is something else.No way you would do this here without protection.😂
Are your honey bees aggressive as well? That's what these are here. They're usually pretty chill unless you step on them or mess with the queen
@@coltongibbs1518 extremely aggressive.Once I walked home and out of knowhere one flew and stung me.I was about 20 meters away from their hive not disturbing them at all.lol
@@coltongibbs1518 African Killer Bees are on steroids. Nice honey though, but you don't want to be near their nest without protection
We actually do have African honey bees here in some states. They are an invasive species that were brought here in the 80s and they still terrorize local ecosystems along the western side of the US.
We call those killer bees in the US lol
I wanna be a beekeeper sooo bad lmao. it looks so cool and I love bees! idk if theres a lot of money in it or not, as long as I can help preserve them and educate people on the importance of them.
Those are the most chill bees I've ever seen, the mf where i live it will fly 4.5 Km just to sting you in the eye and die
You're an OG. Try just trimming everything but the main branch that the bees occupy. Then place the hive in the box, it'll be better. 😊
Good call, the chainsaw was a bit much 🤣 but any excuse to use that thing its so smooth and easy little mini chainsaw
This dudes a fucking pro.
BEES HAVE BECOME VERY CHILL SINCE WE LEARNED THEY WERE ENDANGERED. ITS LIKE THEY KNOW HOW IMPRESS THEY ARE AND DONT WASTE STINGERS ANYMORE
bees are so chill
Same way men have captured the hearts of women for years.
"Their looking for a new home - simply shake em all down into your hive & hopefully the queen lands in there"
After you grab the bee hole you get a boop on the noodle 😂
Yes we need our bees ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
bros the chillest bee
keeper
“Supper chill bees” is a wild description of a bee hive
Yeah some got your ass ok 😂😂😂😂😂
Beautifully done!
I love bee people, you're one of the cutest types of humans other than other people who love and take care of animals and i love your shirt 👌👌👌
AND HE'S JUST DOING THAT WITH NO PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
You my friend are on another level
Literally just saw a short with over 200k views of a guy doing the same thing only difference being he did it a little at a time and warning not to dump the whole swarm at once cause that’s how you get stung. Cut to this guy just dumping the whole lot and running away in flip flops. This platform is stupid
Everybody has their ways, can’t all be the same that would be stupid
“watch ya heads” LOL
😝🐝💚
My poor son (7) just got his 1st ever bee sting....the way he SCREAMED i was expecting to see a major injury he kept yelling "SOMETHING STUNG ME" over & over
“They’re super chill rn”😂
I don't remember how, but somehow bee's tend to know which people are chill and mean no harm. I mean bees are already chill if you are gentle with them. But there was also a study (that I barely remember, admittedly) that suggested bees will mark a person who is 'OK' with some kind of pheromone, so that other bees nearby know the person in question based the vibe check already.
Bees are cool.
Love this simple, yet impactful word...
The shirt told it all, this man knows what he’s doing 😂
He's so chill 🔥
I worked with Honey Bee's in 1989,1990 learned so much from the Man I worked for priceless amount of knowledge I got from him Honey Bee's are so important for many reasons ❤
My first thought was:
This is one creative way of telling the internet you dont love yourself
Do some honey water or some sugar water, you can spray it on top of the bee hive. It helps them stay in the box allot better, it’s what I do whenever I catch a swarm
U can tell this guy doesn’t need protection he’s got a dragon ball hoodie on, what a goat
Didn’t know they were chill like that
i like the sound when they all fly after you shake them
I'm always so surprised at how chilled bees are in other countries. Here, if you just look at the hive wrong from 20 meters away, they'll chase you.
I think he was just vibin' with them right after. Nothing else, nothing more.
The bees to each other: “Puff puff pass queen. I’m so high right now.”
Every bee that wasnt in the box when the lid closed:
Guess Ill die now
The bees left behind: "50,000 people used to live here. Now its a ghost town"
When I was a kid a swarm built a hive in my room and I straight up woke up at 2 in the morning with several hundred bees around me. I freaked out a little but after noticing they were just vibing I convinced my mom to wait a couple days for someone to safely rehome them for a couple days instead of an exterminator to kill them