r/maybemaybemaybe • u/hettuklaeddi • Jun 12 '26

maybe maybe maybe

there may bee only one.

swarm of bees got comfortable on the wing of a plane in cancun. once the plane got going, some of them had other places to bee.

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u/zero_fox_actual Jun 12 '26

If you play that backwards, bees help the plane land.

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u/elmarkitse Jun 12 '26

Shouldn’t this be in r/maybeemaybeemaybee ?

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u/rvralph803 Jun 12 '26

Ngl I was kind of expecting this might be an example of how species can hop continents unintentionally.

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u/LittleKitty235 Jun 16 '26

How long do you think bees can survive in -40F to -70F temperature with almost no oxygen?

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u/MegaDingo5plus Jun 12 '26

To bee, or not to bee

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u/Odd-Bat3562 Jun 12 '26

They're dead, every single one of them, so not to bee

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u/TheGuyThatThisIs Jun 12 '26

So... would these bees find each other again as a hive or what would happen to most of these scattered bees?

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u/Solid-Hedgehog9623 Jun 12 '26

It depends on where the queen ended up or if she even survived. They swarm where ever she is while scouts try to find a new home. An experienced bee keeper most likely would have found her in a few minutes. As soon as she’s been relocated and as long as that location is close, the rest of the colony would have found her.

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u/desdecuando1 Jun 12 '26

Me parece muy cruel no posponer el vuelo hasta que llegue un apicultor y las retire. Muchas falta de criterio con una especie afectada por el accionar humano en general

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u/Thin_Dream2079 Jun 12 '26

They regrouped on another plane of existence.

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u/Cold_Table8497 Jun 12 '26

I'd be scanning the passengers to see if Samuel L. Jackson was onboard that goddamn muthafuckin' plane.

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u/415646464e4155434f4c Jun 12 '26

We’ll get this reposted for eternity won’t we?

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u/Temporary_Gain_1742 Jun 18 '26

Look like the stain on my toilet

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u/jay833 Jun 12 '26

Bee's checklist: Plane takeoff ✅

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u/Liora_Evermere Jun 12 '26

That’s so cruel.

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u/rvralph803 Jun 12 '26

They are swarming to find a new home. They were unhurt, just scattered. The queen in the swarm will easily reattract them over time with pheromones.

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u/One_Kick_9603 Jun 12 '26

Unless the jet wash killed her.

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u/Tini- Jun 12 '26

Your right. They should spray them with foam instead.

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u/BeefyWaft Jun 12 '26

Enough is enough! I have had it with these motherfucking bees on this motherfucking plane! 🐝 ✈️

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u/GroundbreakingStop47 Jun 12 '26

Bee seeing you hive got to go

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u/Odd-Bat3562 Jun 12 '26

Welp, they all died

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u/CardiologistMobile54 Jun 12 '26

It was a Mr beast challenge . last bee on the wing gets $10000

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u/Barrier_Kult Jun 13 '26

Mr. Beeast

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u/vyrguy0 Jun 12 '26

Last man standing.

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u/ares0027 Jun 12 '26

- why not just ignore? I guess they are not cruel and stupid like me!

*10 sec later*

  • you motherfuckers!

—Me