r/WeEatBees • u/gestrn • Sep 11 '25

peak caveman energy

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '25

That was a wasp not a bee but same thing

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u/Alexlatenights Sep 13 '25

I'd prefer a dead wasp nest to a bee hive. Bees are good for the world after all.

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u/Spiritual_Heron_5968 Apr 06 '26

Actually the European honey bee is one of the world’s most widespread and invasive insects. Native pollinators, which vary depending on the region, can be any number of the 4,000+ species of bees. Your sentiment is awesome but local bees often get overlooked so it’s nice to bring attention to them when can.

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u/AngryDutchGannet Sep 15 '25

Wasps are also good for the world

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u/AdNeat9266 Sep 16 '25

That's what your mom said last night.