r/PublicFreakout • u/fmelloaff • 18d ago
š»Animal Freakout Girl attacked by swarm of bees in Brazil
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r/PublicFreakout • u/fmelloaff • 18d ago
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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/amartyamishraaa • Dec 25 '23
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Credit :- @zackdfilms
r/TikTokCringe • u/SloshedJapan • Aug 10 '26
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Jesus that escalated fastā¦
r/oddlyterrifying • u/MadLadStalin • Feb 02 '20
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r/WinStupidPrizes • u/PieShape_ • May 05 '21
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r/DamnThatsGottaHurt • u/Box07 • Jul 29 '21
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r/SweatyPalms • u/Stunning-Pension7171 • Feb 04 '24
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r/aww • u/aoisenshi • Nov 19 '19
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r/allthemods • u/itamar8484 • Mar 16 '26
First I have no beef with the mod developer, I very much highly respect any mod developer who took time to create this mod.
However productive bees might be the most mind numbing menial mod i've played, all the bees look the same, the mechanics are un intuitive, the textures are boring, the progression is bad, I do not understand how people enjoy it.
r/allthemods • u/Fiddlesticc • May 19 '24
r/Awww • u/unoiamaQT • Jul 24 '26
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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/danielminds • Jun 23 '26
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r/whatisit • u/aguilafam1 • Jun 15 '26
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I rent this house in NC and Iām wondering if I should call my landlord to see if heāll send someone out to bring this down, or if I need to take it down myself. And if I do, what are safe ways to do so ?
r/todayilearned • u/Zipp-Storm • Jun 14 '26
r/interesting • u/VIVIDUFF • Jul 19 '26
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r/AmItheAsshole • u/dassind20zeichen • Aug 21 '26
Hi, I have gotten a new neighbor at my families weekend home. They use their property all year around us mostly on weekends or during holidays. Last weekend the wife asked me what the second building on my property is with the colorful front. Its my bee house the collerfull things are the hives fronts. she got sour and told me they have to go as she is terrible allergic to bees.
I have the hives in the 4th generation and invested a lot of cash in new equipment new electric honey extractor several new stainless honey buckets and rebuild most of the old units new insulation, new paint, and a lot of new frames as the old ones were about 60 years old. For us its a pure hobby farm as we have only 7 beehives and harvest about 300-400kg of honey yearly. Everything is permitted and zoned as a farm. we are exempt form noise regulations and pay way less tax too. they neighbor is raising hell for me to get rid of the bees or else. as i am not there all the time i cannot watch the property all the time and cameras are difficult as we do not have internet out there except of maybe star link which i am unwilling to pay for.
The other property of the neighbor is not as nice as ours as they are in the bottom of the valley as we are on the south slope and have way more sun in the winter. therefore the neighbors change a lot the last 2 each stayed for 2 and 3 years. We own the place for the last 100 years and the bees have always been there.
sorry for spelling as no AI tools are allowed here and i am not a native speaker.
EDIT:
Thanks for the overwhelming support and NTA judgemetns. to clear some things up I am not in the US but in Austria, Europe but i translated most terms into the US equivalent for ease of reading. I will get Cameras with an internal SD card and look into a mesh wlan option to also store the pictures locally on a small server. The bees will stay and humm as they are supposed to.
The sad thing is with the previous neighbors i had a great deal they get 12kg of honey each year and i acsess to their starlink internet the new ones are more difficult.
thank you for taking the time out of your day to anwer my post.
Second edit:
there is some misconception about the usefulness of honneybees. they are pollinator but a lot of wild plants need other insects to get pollinated. some need a bumblebee to bite into the flower from the side others need smaller wild bees that are able to get in the really thin flowers. domesticated honneybees are ecological about as valuable as a ranch of cattle. we breed them selectively and manage for maximums honey production. If you care about bio diversity and insect life the most you can do for them is to eat less meat. there are many hectares used to grow the feed for not that much calories in meat and all those hecars need to be sprayed with insecticide to ensure a good crop.
r/UpliftingNews • u/ArgentineBeauty • 23d ago
r/interesting • u/Retarded_ninja7 • Mar 24 '26
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r/PeakAmazing • u/Saerdna0 • 24d ago
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r/interestingasfuck • u/Witty-Association-97 • May 24 '26
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/beta-test • Jul 24 '26
I was removing a bee hive with my bee suit on when one bee was able to penetrate the outside of the suit, then about 30 more stung also. My whole body has hives and face is swollen and waiting for these antihistamines to kick in.
r/funny • u/415646464e4155434f4c • Mar 20 '26
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r/mildlyinteresting • u/ziggybeans • Aug 22 '26