Bees have been getting quite a lot of attention lately as this time of the year means National Bee Day. It all started with a mesmerizing photoshoot of Angelina Jolie covered in bees for the cover of National Geographic as a homage to Richard Avedon, and raising awareness of these vital insects in our world.
As many eyes were on bees already, this video emerging from the depths of TikTok showing a professional beekeeper scooping handfuls of insects into their new home went absolutely viral with 13.5m views and counting. People online are indeed loving the fearless beekeeper, Erika Thompson from Texas Beeworks, just casually handling the swarm and sharing some really cool facts about them.
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Colossal Bee Colony Invades Woman s Home For Third Time in 5 Years
On 4/30/21 at 12:46 PM EDT
An enormous colony of bees have made themselves at home in a woman s ceiling for the third time, despite multiple attempts to remove the persistent insects.
Lisa Ohrmundt was shocked to find at least 100,000 of the flying insects had, again, set up residence in the ceiling of her living room in Decatur, Georgia.
Bee removal expert Bobby Chaisson took away the hive on Wednesday afternoon, having already evicted two colonies on two separate occasions. Most people go their entire lives without colonies of bees setting up camp, Ohrmundt told Fox5 Atlanta. I think we re going to have to burn the house down because this is the third time Bobby has come to remove bees and they just keep coming back to a little bit different spot.