The Hive Beauty Boutique

We are having a YARD SALE this Saturday, May 17th, from 4-6. Hope to see you there.

Midnight Mass

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In extremely hot conditions, some flowers in Australia produce nectar with a higher alcohol content, which can intoxicate bees. This happens because the heat causes fermentation, turning sugars in the nectar into alcohol. Bees that consume this fermented nectar can become “drunk” and exhibit behaviors such as stumbling or difficulty flying. While this phenomenon is not limited to Australia, it is particularly notable in certain areas with extreme heat, where fermentation in flowers can occur more easily. To prevent “drunk” bees from entering the hive and potentially disrupting the colony, other bees, known as “bouncers,” will refuse them entry until they have sobered up. These bees are responsible for guarding the hive and maintaining order. This behavior is essential for the health of the colony, as intoxicated bees could jeopardize hive safety or efficiency. The phenomenon highlights the complex and adaptive social behaviors of bees in response to environmental challenges. Follow @general.knowledge.booster for more science and daily facts.

This actually worked!

Summoning YOUR cat 🤨🐱 #catsofinstagram #catreels

Every little thing is gonna bee alright...

This month, it’s been a year since this video was released. One of my favorites. Rylyn is an incredible boy and so touching ❤️ Thank you @ryclarkie for bringing your ray of sunshine into our hearts ❤️☀️ «Three Little Birds» long version is available on streaming platforms 🎶🌈

Taking off tough stage makeup: Remember that like disolves like. Polysorbate is a "secret sauce" to emulsify greasy residue you cannot wipe off with 4x4s.