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zoe @infosec.pub to Cool Guides ·
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A cool guide about bee life.

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A cool guide about bee life.

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  • Gsus4@feddit.nl
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    Damn, bees only live 45 days? Ants last 4 years…i did not expect that :/

    PS: turns out wasps have an even shorter life expectancy: 12-22 days :p

    • tyrefyre@sh.itjust.works
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      Depends when they are born. Spring and summer bees only live 6-8 weeks. But fall and winter born bees live about 6 months.

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      turns out wasps have an even shorter life expectancy: 12-22 days :p

      not god damn short enough

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        I’m doing all I can

    • ursakhiin@beehaw.org
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      Wasps running hot explains so much about why they are such dicks.

      “You think you got problems? I was born last week and I’m having a mid life crisis right now!”

    • Ashyr@sh.itjust.works
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      The only silver lining.

  • nautilus@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    more bee facts please and thank you

    • Gsus4@feddit.nl
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      bees communicate geometric information by dancing (aka jiggling their butts) C:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7ijI-g4jHg

      more detailed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S-ozxpIrdI

  • JamesStallion@sh.itjust.works
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    Bees get drafted at 18

  • Pandantic [they/them]@midwest.social
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    Wow, bees live a lot like us humans, right up to the middle age “well, I guess I’m going to work until I die” mentality.

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  • loomi@lemmy.world
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    This is only the life of female bees laid by a fertilized queen.

    The male drones and and queen have a different lifecycle

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    deleted by creator

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    another cool fact: beekeeping isn’t ethical

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      While not a very helpful comment, its true.

      Honey bees displace native bees and pollinators, and are vectors for disease for other bees.

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        The European honeybee is well and truly naturalized across the world. They’ve been in North America for 500 years now, the ecology has fully adapted to them.

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      There are unethical ways to do it, but it’s not a simple hardline and it hasn’t nearly the philosophically strong arguments like other forms of animal keeping have for being unethical.

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      Can you link me to some good readings on this topic? I’m on a path towards veganism, but still use Honey because I didn’t see any major ethical issues with it as I believed it was beneficial for them.

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      Lmao

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