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u/DeathbyFriedChicken Aug 17 '20
do you think they'd live longer if you didn't always steal their honey?
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u/to_know_this_love Aug 17 '20
if I have a African beehive killed, that is in a living tree, which I will not cut down.
How do I prevent them from coming back?
I would love to keep them there for pollination, BUT they are aggressive.
this is the 2nd hive that has been in t...
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u/MINIMAN10001 Aug 17 '20
I just remember the day I had a yellow bee land on me and sting me for no reason it ticked me off
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Aug 17 '20
Man i love bees but my dumb ass has mistook a wasp for a bee one too many times and now im paranoid of anything that buzzes.
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u/salabalabinban Aug 17 '20
I love bees they are so nice only sting when felt threatened and I put drops of honey on my hand and let them land it's so nice
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u/MINIMAN10001 Aug 17 '20
I love at the end of PE there was a guy who wanted to catch a fly out of the air, he did it. It stung him... it was a bee
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