Bee War
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ummm thats pretty messed up, you would expect the bee's to put up a better fight, but if i was one of those bee's and it wasn't the whole save the queen crap, i would of said, "screw this, some one opened a can and its not me, so im leavin"
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i wonder what would the outcome be if it was the hornets vs..... the africanized killer beez!!!!!
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I saw that entire program when it aired on Discovery or Animal planet or whatever. There was another type of honeybee in that region than knew how to defend against those hornets. They would let them enter the hive and then they would all vibrate. The temp in the hive would get so high the hornets would literally cook. Somehow the honeybees could tolerate a much higher temp. They would then carry those big dead bastards out and discard them.
I was up late one night getting dressed for a late shift when i saw that, and ended up being late for work. oh well.
I was up late one night getting dressed for a late shift when i saw that, and ended up being late for work. oh well.
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Originally Posted by bluezaire
I saw that entire program when it aired on Discovery or Animal planet or whatever. There was another type of honeybee in that region than knew how to defend against those hornets. They would let them enter the hive and then they would all vibrate. The temp in the hive would get so high the hornets would literally cook. Somehow the honeybees could tolerate a much higher temp. They would then carry those big dead bastards out and discard them.
I was up late one night getting dressed for a late shift when i saw that, and ended up being late for work. oh well.
I was up late one night getting dressed for a late shift when i saw that, and ended up being late for work. oh well.
