Jgreenspace·Nature and GardeningbyJoeyfingis Bees don't fly in the dark and it's freaking me outhttps://streamable.com/p8vv1cOpen linkView original on beehaw.org39Comments8Reply
ssomeguy lemmyland.com1Hide 1 replySo if you're getting attacked by bees, run into a cave? Or turn the sun off.9Reply
surrendertogravity beehaw.orgThat’s wild! Now I want to see what a beekeeper’s hive boxes look like during the middle of a solar eclipse. 🌝7Reply
Joeyfingis mstdn.social1Hide 1 reply@[email protected] do you think it hurts when they drop or they just know how to land super fast?6Reply
Communist replybeehaw.orghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7KSfjv4Oq0 It probably doesn't even bother them!3Reply
llemmyng beehaw.org1Hide 1 replyIf I recall from the last time this was posted on the alien site it's less about flying in the dark and more about the light suddenly going out. In nature that means an impending storm most of the time, so the bees immediately land for shelter.4Reply
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So if you're getting attacked by bees, run into a cave? Or turn the sun off.
Possibly the best use for a Clapper light switch.
That’s wild! Now I want to see what a beekeeper’s hive boxes look like during the middle of a solar eclipse. 🌝
@[email protected] do you think it hurts when they drop or they just know how to land super fast?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7KSfjv4Oq0
It probably doesn't even bother them!
If I recall from the last time this was posted on the alien site it's less about flying in the dark and more about the light suddenly going out. In nature that means an impending storm most of the time, so the bees immediately land for shelter.
Thanks for clarifying!
That is so interesting!!