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Hundreds of Bees Inexplicably Vibrate On The Ground And Die After California Earthquake
- Thread starter chadskin
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I got attacked by a swarm of bees last Wednesday at work (I'm in So Cal). In some way I feel this is justice, but I actually like bees. We kinda need them, after all.
Very weird occurrence.
Very weird occurrence.
Are you sure they were bees and not wasps? Bees don't usually attack unprovoked.
Feels like bees die too easily. I see those poor things dead on sidewalks all the time for reasons unknown.
It was said that hours before the 2004 tsunami in Sumatra, Indonesia occurred animals went to higher ground and marine life went to deeper depths. Some sort of sixth sense. I'd be curious to know how house and farm animals reacted before the quake. Will probably be reported on Coast To Coast AM.
More like Black Mirror IMO. They have the market cornered on weird bee shit
There is a species of bees here in South Florida that can sting you like 8 times before dying. Forgot the exact name......
Yeah they were bees. One got stuck in my hair and couldn't get out.
IF an overall treand concerning...if not fuck bees and quite an interesting problem for bee scientists :) General rule anything that can kill humans with any threat level no issues with them being decimated (in the decimated term 1/10 population unless it affects us humans overall somehow) .
I feel like the sonic vibrations from the quakes that we can't hear or feel messes with their weird internals like an emp for bees
Considering they and ants act like a bunch of drones connected to a queen that interact and communicate with vibrations, Is it possible that the vibrations or possible undetected miasma caused this?
Considering they and ants act like a bunch of drones connected to a queen that interact and communicate with vibrations, Is it possible that the vibrations or possible undetected miasma caused this?
This post is borderline illegible so maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but we need bees... like a lot. They're a major pollinator. Reducing the population by that much after how much it's already been reduced would definitely affect humans immensely.
They simply have some heightened senses compared to us, for instance hearing that allows them to hear infrasonic or they are more aware of pressure changes. Humanity has developed systems based on the same approaches.
If you go to some online stores, some sell sonic devices that drive away wasps and yellow jackets.
I'm guessing an earthquake frequency can really screw up bees and since its a much larger scale, they can't just fly away.
They suffer and die.
I'm guessing an earthquake frequency can really screw up bees and since its a much larger scale, they can't just fly away.
They suffer and die.
If a bee is traveling a long distance it can run out of energy and die. If you see them soon enough, a little bit of sugar water will get them going again. Done it a few times, feels good to save a bee. What you describe happens a lot in sprawled out concrete cities.
Whoa, nice find.
I think it fucked their way of orienting themselves.
This is why this planet and all it's species are being wiped out. The level of self Hines in this post is astounding.
Think of the bees as canaries in a coal mine. If you live in California you have about a week to live. Enjoy!
Earthquakes give off ultra low frequency waves that can mess with creatures. I bet they are connected. There is some research showing those low frequency waves can cause hallucinations in humans that cause out of body or alien abduction type experiences when they interact with our brains. I wouldn't be surprised if it fucked up something in these bees.