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Woman And Her Rescued Queen Bee Have The Sweetest Bond Soulmates

Woman And Her Rescued Queen Bee Have The Sweetest Bond Soulmates

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Woman And Her Rescued Queen Bee Have The Sweetest Bond Soulmates She was giving you high fives, because she loved you.
That last little kick was her last goodbye.
Thank you for doing this for her. You are absolutely amazing, and I didnt think anyone else had a heart as big as mine.
I personally rescue and rehabilitate snails with damaged shells. I have noticed that they have personalities, and likes and dislikes just like anybody else. I have fallen in love with them as themselves, and really disapprove of it when people say things like its just a snail.
Honestly, if you look up news articles of snail races, specifically the pictures of the finish lines, I think it will really blow your mind. You can genuinely see the difference in emotion between the winner of the race, and the runner-up.
That means that not only are they COGNITIVELY AWARE of the fact that they are in a race, but they are also genuinely EMOTIONALLY invested in the outcome!
That type of emotional maturity displays a sense of self that we dont even associate with animals like dogs, let alone something as small as a snail, or a bee. It just goes to show how ignorant humans are of the SENTIENCE of other beings, despite the fact that we do not understand their language.
If more people would just learn to UNDERSTAND one another, RESPECT each other by being softer with our words and actions, I think that the world would be better off.

Date: 2024-03-26

Comments and reviews: 34


you are gracious. Lady Bee was gracious too. She now protects and blesses you We are all united with the bond of Love which transcends any spoken language.
I was at a park in my office buildings courtyard during lunch hour when a bumble bee walked up to me in the grass, panting. I gave it water and placed it in the shade of a big bush. I knew it was safe, and I wished it well as I was about to go back to work when lo and behold ANOTHER BB in the same sad shape walked up to me -- I did the same for it -- keeping them apart a bit. I don't know what happened to them but the people I worked with there were a bit dense and never would have even considered looking for those hidden thirsty BBs

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What a truly moving story and a wonderful lady too. Did everybody else see the obious bond between the two of them Just think, we humans are absolutely gargantuan compare to bees, so the dear little bee is vulnerable by default yet clearly showed little sign of being afraid of the lady. I really do rather wish more people would just take a moment to just stop and think carefully about how each living creature has a life story of its very own. I send all my very best wishes and big bear hugs to this remarkle lady and I sincerely hope that she is happy and in good health. Cuddling my lovely cat, Penberthy, as I type
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Absolutely sweet story. We let 2 Mimosa trees grow in our back yard and have a butterfly bush in the front near a window. We have never regretted it. People say Mimosa's are not popular because they are messy. We love them. They bring humming birds and bees. We love the shade they provide and how the leaves on the palms close up every night and open back up in the morning. We just love lying on the trampoline and look at the fuzzy pink blossoms getting all the attention from the bees and the humming birds that we need. Thank you, God for all your good herbs and creatures.
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I and a few siblings were helping our oldest sibling/sister move, and I noticed a queen bee sunning herself on a dandelion leaf. It was springtime and I suspected she'd just come out of hibernation. I told my brother & sisters to watch out for her (she was relatively close to the car we were loading, so we all very carefully walked around her so she could continue warming in the sun. She was so big and beautiful! I hope she went on to build a new hive for the year! And thank you for being so kind to this little lady, too!
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First notice is that this bumble bee has no wings, howcome. the sweetest scene is the bumble bee walking around comfortably without searching for food. I also saved a Queen Bumble Bee once, at a very cold spring gave it some honey and let it fly outdoors again. next day it came back and this way she kept coming several times a day through the kitchen window for some honey, to build her beginning nest I guess. the insect world is pretty amazing too. nature is so clever that everything has really a meaning to be existing.
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This is not a bee, this is a bumblebee. anyway - it's very kind to save her life.
I made a little research and found out that having no wings is a sign of a desease that varroamites pass on to bumblebees from honeybees.
(being born without wings is only one symptom)
Maybe she was a young queen, they make the most victims.
I don't know how long you had her. but that was the only way she could have a life. Cause they don't survive long without help.

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a little while ago, i found a male carpenter bee with misshapen wings on the pavement, so i took him in and took care of him as best as i could (i named him Herbert)
unfortunately, about a week later, he started slowing down and eventually passed away: (
i would just let him crawl all over me and he was always really energetic despite his bad wing, precious memories!

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I saved a bumblebee last summer. I found it stuck in my daughter paddling pool. I put it in the sun to dry and used sugary water to give it energy. After 90mins, it finally had the energy to fly off. Flew around the garden for abit then came back to me. I put my hand out and it landed on my palm of my hand. Kinda felt like it was the bumblebee saying thanks
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I wasn't expecting to cry my heart out on this beautiful Sunday morning. I was very moved and grateful for this woman and this little bee and for being able to witness it all. The world can be really hard but tiny pieces of beauty and wonder such as this reassure me that there really is something bigger, stronger, wondrous all around us.
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People like you are a rare breed we live in a world where its easier to kill something we fear instead of trying to accept it. When I was a kid I'd kill a bee if it got close to me now I don't mind it at all same with spiders they don't mean us any harm so why harm them
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Alright, dodo. Now you've gone too far. Next up is gonna be a gnat and a mosquito, and then some sticks and leaves, then a piece of paper trash on the side of the road that gets emotionally bonded to a person. You're really reaching beyond sanity with this one.
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Thanks so much for this.
Its very sad she died but she wouldnt have lived even slightly that long without you so she was blessed.
To have had a chance to see footage like this is wonderful too so a big thanks to you.

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She deserved to have a decent life and feel loved no matter what her circumstances. Even without a colony she still had a better life with this woman than she ever would have had before. It's beautiful really.
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This s not a lie, they do respond to the way u approach/touch them, they can feel if ur friendly or aggressive, i ve some experience of it, of course not to this level, but yes, a little.
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Tears. So very touching. What is any life worth, when we don’t care for the least of God’s creatures as much as for ourselves
Grateful that there are people like this lady still.

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Beautiful women, the pride you must have and what a lovely way to pass
I hope you keep well and yes we must plant more for bees

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so for bees, poland on the flower is kinda like meat for them so it's probably why she was tried and slow then died
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Sweet story. Can you imagine someone visiting the house, and they are like Oh no! A bee! SMASH Dont worry, I get him.
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I hope you come back a read these comments. You are a wonderful person, thank you for sharing your experience.
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Never in my entire life did I think I would watch a queen bee go to sleep.
That was awesome. Thank you.

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I really needed to see some human kindness today. Thank you for loving this beautiful little creature.
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Aww that is so sad I wish she lived longer she seemed like such a good girl sleep in peace little one
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I hope that someone doesn't try to do this by pulling the wings off another bee and hopefully get stung!
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Try not to give them too much sugar water. Bees get all the Nutrients they need from plants.
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oh amazing: D the bee should've been very peaceful thanks to this woman, it's a beautiful
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DOn't want to come across petty. but that is not a queen bee. That is a bumble bee.
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she is lucky, because if i found her, she would been burn with fire and oil: )
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Your the sweetest soul and Wee Bee is the cutest little love I've ever seen!
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If I get a bee, I'll have to make sure that my dog doesn't step on the bee
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This is the weirdest f'in flower I've ever seen - The bee, probably
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thats not queen and its not even a bee what a retarded people XDDDDDD
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Only a woman would be dumb enough to think a bee is bonding with her
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Bees are very sweet, you can actually pet them if you are gentle.
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Need more people like this in the world. Life is precious, all life.
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