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🐝 Honey bee swarm - Real Japan Monsters

🐝 These are indigenous Japanese honey bees (Apis cerana japonica) called nihonmitsubachi in Japanese. Though there are many species of bee there are only a handful of varieties of honey bee. Originating in south-east Asia honey bees are now found across much of the globe and are utilized for honey by a diverse number of indigenous people. Honey bees are communal insects who's colonies usually consist of a single queen, male drones and a large population of female workers. Workers bees scout, locate and return to the hive with both nectar and pollen for use as food stuff for larvae as well as in the production of another type of bee food, honey. Hives are often perennial being ruled by a succession of queens who look after a varying population depending upon climate and season. Honey bee stop flying when winter cold sets in and form a cluster at the center of the hive around their queen. The bees vibrate their bodies in order to produce body heat which can keep the center of the cluster at an average comfortable temperature of 27 degrees C (81 degrees F). The bees at the outer edge rotate into the hive in order to ensure that no bee is left on the cold outer edge for too long. Honey bees play a critical role in modern agriculture as they are often the key pollinators of staple food crops. (KB) Join Kurt Bell as he ventures into the heart of this awe-inspiring event, providing rare glimpses into the hive mind of these remarkable pollinators. This video serves as a vivid reminder of nature's ability to astonish and the importance of bees in our ecosystem. ➡️ Discover more in Kurt's philosophical exploration, "Going Alone": https://a.co/d/6SORY8N 🌐 Website: https://goingalone.org 📧 Email: dinnerbytheriver@gmail.com 👍 Support my endeavors on Patreon:   / softypapa   Be safe... But not too safe. #RealJapanMonsters #HoneyBeeSwarm #KurtBell CREDITS: "Japanese Falls" image: Lane Brown | View More: http://lanebrownart.blogspot.com/p/po... "Song For Kurt" theme: Nowherians | Listen Here: http://nowherians.bandcamp.com