Beeing There. Posted on 7 Oct 2019 by Ark Thyreus Bee When these solitary bees want to take a break for a few minutes they latch on to a plant of their choice using their mouth parts and doze off. They remain in this horizontal position until they are ready to buzz off again. Ark Share this:TwitterFacebookLike Loading... Related
This is hysterical and wonderful at the same time. Makes you wonder, at what stage in their evolution did they figure out naps like this? And why? LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
I don’t know if such behaviour is unique to this particular bee, but I have certainly never seen another species do this. LikeLike Reply
they must be very fit bees
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Indeed they must!
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This is hysterical and wonderful at the same time. Makes you wonder, at what stage in their evolution did they figure out naps like this? And why?
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I don’t know if such behaviour is unique to this particular bee, but I have certainly never seen another species do this.
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This is interesting information about a new bee for me!
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Very interesting. Nice shot!
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Thank you , Tracy.
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How do you know the bee is asleep? Are his eyes closed?
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He snores.
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