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Beekeeper Answers Bee Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

Beekeeper Answers Bee Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

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Texas Beeworks founder Erika Thompson answers the internet's buzzing questions about bees and beekeeping. Can bees be trained to attack individuals? How accurate is Bee Movie? How does one get into beekeeping? How do beekeepers find the queen?
Date: 2022-07-06

Comments and reviews: 10


Wonderful video! I've always loved bees so there's definitely a few pointers I've missed.
And I just couldn't help but point out that, while some people might have the misconception that, bees, or in this case, a lot of animals or whom ever, would attack you for no reason, I hope they question why would an animal or even a person attack you for ''no reason''. Like you don't just go up to someone and punch them, right? There has to be something in us, or any other lifeform, that makes them aggressive for them to want to attack you in the first place.
A lot of times people are quite selfish to think that how they behave is how it goes, but they fail to see that an animal, or even a person, might misunderstand your posture, or the way you sound, or the way you move. They don't go by how they behave and see the world, so being mindful and questioning things is always a plus.

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I jus have a random question.
When she takes the queen bee and put her in a new hive the bees that are around go to where the queen is
But what if some bees where out there serching for food
They-ll be back an be like:
where the heck is the hive and everyone-

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One year I had a bumble bee come every day to check out my flowers. We were buddies. I would always check on her to make sure she was moving around normally and say hi. To think she probably remembered me! I'd talk to her and tell her she had the cutest bumble butt
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yall missed out on the most important question. How aggressive are honey bees in comparison to other native bees? I heard that Honey bees are driving native bees out and putting a selective pressure on them causing them to become endangered.
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Very cool!
My question:
Other than leaving out sugar water and having flowers in your yard, what else can be done to help the bees?
I'd love to make more of an effort regarding this, I just don't know where to begin. ----

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If you'll do next q&a can you answer why rhododendrons are told to be bad nectar for bees to collect and explain their collection techniques like white tailed bumblebee -nectar robbing- because their tongues are too short. It's fascinating!
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I'd love to hear her opinions on the more wild bee species. Like solitary bees and bumblebees. We hear lots about the honey bee but other bees are even more necessary for the planet and our food!
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People tend to forget the world thrived even before humans came to existence. The earth does not need humans. But it does needs animals and so do we.
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Man I really wanted to hear her talk about Wasps and Hornets and things that are fake bees, what she thinks about them and how she deals with them
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does she have magic hands? yes
does she have magical hair? yes
does she talk to to animals? yes
She IS a princess --

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