A Bee Fell In Honey And Became Completely Glued. Her Friends Came To The Rescue

May 15, 2024

A bee had an unfortunate tumble, landing in a sticky pool of honey and becoming completely glued.

Seeing her struggle, the beekeeper carefully placed her in front of the hive, hoping her fellow bees would notice.

What happened next was nothing short of extraordinary. Instantly, her hive-mates sprang into action, surrounding their sticky friend and diligently working to free her.

This act of collective rescue highlights the remarkable social behavior and solidarity within a bee colony. Bees are known for their cooperative nature, and this incident was a perfect example of how they support and care for each other in times of need.

@silviesmeyer a bee fell into honey - all glued I placed her in front of the hive and her friends immediately started the rescue....helping friends to rescue a glued sister ...they are so caring..#bees #honeybee #beekeeping ♬ With A Little Help From My Friends - The Sounds Of The Beatles

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