@@a.j.g.m.8926 Mandela effect..... a way to not say that the brain isn't perfect and people forget or create bad memories... Let's give it a name so people feel good.
@@joeb1185 : Just like there's always been rainbow colored squirrels and six foot tall bats and "gummi bear" caterpillars? People just don't remember?....Riiiight
So pretty! I saw this documentary, and this was the first time I've seen other types of bees. A bee that makes it's own cologne? That really surprised me LOL
So cool one visited me all day today on my key lime/ Meyer lemon cocktail tree today. He was rubbing the scent from the flowers on himself for hours 😂 happy new year
I live in Upstate NY. We get 100s of green metallic sweat bees in our rose of sharon bushes every year and on me when Im mowing or skating lol but they are the most docile bees Ive ever seen. Mud daubers are wasps but they are an absolutely striking colbalt blue too. Parastic wasps are just as interesting looking!
Came here after hearing about Blue bee's popping from the Mandela Effect anyone else? Honestly i am 25 and its the first time i have seen them and i grew up watching a lot of Animal Planet and Discovery channel, all the things i have learned not just the Bee's have been blowing my fucking mind. I live in Florida have for about 18 years and a few days ago i casually seen a neon green metallic fly first time seeing that in my life. Maybe i am going crazy or maybe shit is really changing, another one that blew me away is how sunflowers look not not how i remember my grandma used to grow them.
Not Mandela effect, that's not real. Brightly colored bees are actually very common they're just often confused with flies. Orchid bees in Florida are quite rare, and were only recently introduced so that's probably why you've never seen one until recently.
From what I’ve heard, the majority of bee losses are in urban areas. We’ve changed their environments too much. However, this year I saw wild bees in my area for the first time. They’re super small like a grain of rice & solitary. I’ve doubled my garden & broken up the space with flowering plants to encourage pollination among my potted food crops. I think we might be doing a little better these days (as far as nature goes).
🕊️{" Some people aren't afraid of bee's. I still do on certain basis pick up bees from the grown, feed Them necter and send them on their way I also give them the privilege to pollen my fruit plants all of them ☺️ I love giving them The Love Being Compassion Towards Life and I Don't Think I'll Change That For Anyone. When Bee's Need Something It's Only Fair To Give Them What They Need Reguarless If You Don't Like Them "I Actually See It As They Are The First Insects To Ever Be Created Before Us."}🕊️
I got stung by one of these guys in Florida years back. Then I looked up what they were cuz I thought they were poisonous...pretty much harmless lol. But seeing this video makes me less afraid of them than I was
How do you know you’re not just better at and more effective in finding the bees… I’m mean you done it for 25 yrs that has to play a huge part in it all.
Wow...they are beautiful!, all insects,...but this is _superior_ , amazing video capture also, the creation are infinity, so much to see..learn & get amazed
I wish that narrator would stop calling it "perfume", though. Why not just leave it at "scent" or "odor"? He didn't even call it "cologne", which is what you'd associate with males. He kept calling it "perfume", which...ahem, "BUGGED" me.
There are more than 50 species of Orchid Bees and yet this is the first time i ever seen or heard about them!
More than 50 IN PANAMA, there are about 200 in the neotropics.
Mandela effect.
@@a.j.g.m.8926 Mandela effect..... a way to not say that the brain isn't perfect and people forget or create bad memories... Let's give it a name so people feel good.
@@joeb1185 : Just like there's always been rainbow colored squirrels and six foot tall bats and "gummi bear" caterpillars?
People just don't remember?....Riiiight
WOW also red orchid bee's exist did you know about that?
3:06 things went peaceful to violent af in no time
Yeay he grabbed that too aggressively
i screamed... SCREAMED when he snatched that bee omfg
He knows it's a male, so you can grab them without risk. But I agree, he grabbed it without hesitation and rather aggressively too hah
So pretty! I saw this documentary, and this was the first time I've seen other types of bees. A bee that makes it's own cologne? That really surprised me LOL
So cool one visited me all day today on my key lime/ Meyer lemon cocktail tree today. He was rubbing the scent from the flowers on himself for hours 😂 happy new year
These lil dudes always come up to me while im working, they just stare at me like “ayo bro you got any wild scents?”
Watching bees fly in slow motion is so cool.
😯 wow orchid bees are STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL! I 💛 🐝s
“I’ve been watching bees for 35 years” bruh they must pay you well if your doing it for that long 😂
Such a beautiful species of bees.
when he started to grab the bees i was like
RUN BITCH RUN THAT BEE GONNA STING YOU
They look like Transformers to me, so beautiful though.
Interesting, I've never seen anything other than the yellow and black bee. Didn't know there were green or blue ones.
I live in Upstate NY. We get 100s of green metallic sweat bees in our rose of sharon bushes every year and on me when Im mowing or skating lol but they are the most docile bees Ive ever seen. Mud daubers are wasps but they are an absolutely striking colbalt blue too. Parastic wasps are just as interesting looking!
Came here after hearing about Blue bee's popping from the Mandela Effect anyone else? Honestly i am 25 and its the first time i have seen them and i grew up watching a lot of Animal Planet and Discovery channel, all the things i have learned not just the Bee's have been blowing my fucking mind. I live in Florida have for about 18 years and a few days ago i casually seen a neon green metallic fly first time seeing that in my life. Maybe i am going crazy or maybe shit is really changing, another one that blew me away is how sunflowers look not not how i remember my grandma used to grow them.
It probably was the a rare blue bee guess it was rediscovered in Florida.
Not Mandela effect, that's not real. Brightly colored bees are actually very common they're just often confused with flies. Orchid bees in Florida are quite rare, and were only recently introduced so that's probably why you've never seen one until recently.
So I paused it the moment he grabed the bee to see how big it is. Yeah nooooo.
wtf that almost gave me a heart attack
I love bee's also blue bee's 😁😁😁🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🍯🍯🍯🍯🐝🐝🐝🍯🐝🍯🐝🍯🐝🍯🐝🍯🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🍯🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
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Gentle dude! You could damage their wings!
2:56 THAT’S ONE BIG ASS BEE
3:06 balls of steel. That made me squirm!!
DUDE I DROP ME BEER!!!! I WAS SO INTO THAT HE JUST WALKS UP OUT OF NO WHERE (LIKE A BOSS) GRABS THAT BIG ASS BEE. WOW GOTTA GET ANOTHER BEER.
Male bees can not sting.
i thought he was gunna squish it! poor bee.
In my country i saw a bee that had wings that didn't fly. So i grabbed a dandelion and i put the polen and it helped!
They are absolutely beautiful
Bees are most beautiful bugs 🥺🥰🐝
wow man this guy is rough =/ grabbing the poor bee
35 years he said so he probably knows what he's doing... It might look harsh but that's just it.. Looks aren't all you use for judgement
+Almothanna Alghamdi I'm pretty sure those bees don't have stingers...
they're actually pretty robust, especially the large ones
Grabbing a bubble bee with his bare hands; he crazy!
Interesting. So he’s saying the orchid bees in Panama have seen no decrease in numbers or increase in variety in 35 years.
From what I’ve heard, the majority of bee losses are in urban areas. We’ve changed their environments too much. However, this year I saw wild bees in my area for the first time. They’re super small like a grain of rice & solitary. I’ve doubled my garden & broken up the space with flowering plants to encourage pollination among my potted food crops. I think we might be doing a little better these days (as far as nature goes).
Very cool bees indeed
What a teaser! I thought the video would be longer but it's like it's a excerpt!!!
Those bees are so beautiful
I wonder if they are more intelligent than the normal bees. They have such an accurate smooth flight.
This guy has an amazing job!
The Florida bee brought me here :)
Me to
At the present time 15 worthless, clueless, feckless, droll, dry, unimaginative individuals voted this video DOWN. Just...amazing!
🕊️{" Some people aren't afraid of bee's. I still do on certain basis pick up bees from the grown, feed Them necter and send them on their way I also give them the privilege to pollen my fruit plants all of them ☺️
I love giving them The Love Being Compassion Towards Life and I Don't Think I'll Change That For Anyone. When Bee's Need Something It's Only Fair To Give Them What They Need Reguarless If You Don't Like Them "I Actually See It As They Are The First Insects To Ever Be Created Before Us."}🕊️
Don’t worry everyone, the male Orchid Bee does not have a stinger and doesn’t pose any danger to anyone. ~
These bees look like Megatron or perhaps Megatron looks like them.
Studying these in ecology. So ♥
I got stung by one of these guys in Florida years back. Then I looked up what they were cuz I thought they were poisonous...pretty much harmless lol. But seeing this video makes me less afraid of them than I was
Voww... This is sooo beautiful
They look kinda like the blue wasps we have here in Colorado. Metallic blue!
Crazy, I'd be out of there, not grabbing the little buggers.
How do you know you’re not just better at and more effective in finding the bees… I’m mean you done it for 25 yrs that has to play a huge part in it all.
I never saw these guys anywhere when I went to Panama
Brave man.
He grabbed tf out that big one smh
Wow...they are beautiful!, all insects,...but this is _superior_ , amazing video capture also, the creation are infinity, so much to see..learn & get amazed
And the one bee that finds some AXE Body Spray wins the Lotto.
Great video thanks for sharing.
Do green orchid bees make there own propolis ?
Ty for this great video
It look like a flying pill until it landed.
I recently saw some blue bees in my backyard here in Roseburg, Oregon. They were pollenating my backyard flowers.
my new favorite insect.
2:50 Looks more like a Bumble Bee!!!...
And that's why the species is called “Eulaema bombiformis”. The bumblebees are classified in the genus Bombus.
Gorgeous
So, I guess they don’t sting.
I've never heard of them b4
I don't now why but i don't remember the blue and green bee. Never heard of, never seen
At least one be speci is not getting extinct.
I found one in my garden it was blue an black what is it
Which one is jean paul gaultier!
which attraction does it use to attract?
I found one of that here in the philippines back 2017 or 2016
So what odor attracted the most females? Asking for a friend
*EVOLUTION COMPLETE*
Excuse me I am from mexico and I wonder if u have this video with spanish subtitles.
Rafael Ivan Granados Arguello but you just spoke english unless you were using google translate.
3:09 I'm Coyote Peterson and I'm about to enter the sting zone with the .. wait waht? they don't have stingers? :O
So cool.
Why does this man sound like Bryan Cranston
amazing
Imagine having bee boxes of these things; that would be cool
True
wow
Just found one in my front yard my video wasn’t this good tho lol it’s on my channel
Neat!
2:50 that's one THICCC boi
There was at least one in Virginia, USA this summer.
Where?
@@appassets near I-81
Wish I had them as pets
Cuzz Cuzz
Boo, I wanted to see them mate!
SubhanAllah
I knew 2 inches long is a big size! hmu ladies!
I wish that narrator would stop calling it "perfume", though. Why not just leave it at "scent" or "odor"? He didn't even call it "cologne", which is what you'd associate with males. He kept calling it "perfume", which...ahem, "BUGGED" me.
If i see entire colony of 3:00 bees nesting near me i am gonna burn it no matter what animal rights activists say
it's big but it looks very harmless to me
@@truthseeker6518 the men don’t sting, and since the men are the ones that collect odor for their cologne then those are all men
Waste of time. This guy should figure HOW to protect our bees aganist varroa mite....
They're orchid bees, they don't get varroa mites.
@@ryanjohnson5266
And i wanted to know WHY!!!