Bee Disease Spread
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@WolYou Dogma was a good movie :D
stalin890 1 month ago
SHUT THE FUCK UP
MrKickass2012 4 months ago
say what? you have bees held in prison? cant stand the blindness of the people following economic dogma.
WolYou 2 years ago
>.> so...
pawletoe 3 years ago
i may be wrong with this but i'm guessing you either dont live in the country or have never been to a bee farm or both. i do and have. these bees range miles away from their nests to fields that are thick with vegetation to find them anywhere but at their nests would be like finding a needle in a haystack the size of a football stadium at night
winterborn82 3 years ago
plus, it isn't just wild bee. bee farmers notice the disappearence of bees. so a farmer would see decomposers.
pawletoe 3 years ago
true were talking tens if not hundreds of thousands but these are spread over millions of acres across the country not in one area or state. if it's sickness they'll drop when they get to weak
winterborn82 3 years ago
we are not talking about 1 bee or 100 bees or even 1000 bees. the whole population is being decreased as time passes. Other animals (decomposers) who eat the bees, will have some affect to all the bees they are eating. You can eat a spider but 999 gillion spiders? LOL (not really that amount but you get what i mean)
pawletoe 3 years ago
ants dogs and who know how many other insects are eating the bodies tell u what try this go outside and catch a bee any kind and kill it then leave it near grass or dirt unless u live in the city or have heavy pesticide spray'd round ur house the bee will gone in a few hours theres just too many scavange insects
winterborn82 3 years ago
no. your just adding dying. the original question was "why are honeybees disappearing?" no one ever said dying but obviously they assumed it. if they are dying then the bodies will show. this video only explains death not disappearence.
pawletoe 3 years ago