> bkck187i said on
12-13-2009 at
05:43:
@NIGHTBREED469 not if you have a special suit on dumbass
> NIGHTBREED469 said on
12-12-2009 at
18:06:
YOU BIG DUMMY(BKCK187i. YOUD BE IN PRISON FOR KILLING BEES OR MAYBE DEAD.THINK ABOUT IT....60,000 BEES VR 1 DUMBASS....WHO WOULD WIN???
> computer384 said on
12-08-2009 at
13:46:
so how much honey will you be able to get?
> homertalk said on
11-29-2009 at
00:29:
Please make a follow up video for the bee's, thanks
> bkck187i said on
11-23-2009 at
23:36:
id like to smash one of those hives and take the honey
> k3nnyinab0x said on
11-20-2009 at
03:56:
omg id be so scared even with a suit on lol
> dharper1647 said on
11-17-2009 at
17:34:
very good video thanks
> M100S2 said on
11-16-2009 at
16:32:
Consequently, besides the queen, the only bees alive (or emerged) at 12 weeks will have been laid between weeks 6 and 9 3 weeks laying at 1000 eggs a day is 21000 bees.
> M100S2 said on
11-16-2009 at
16:31:
No way will she have laid that number of eggs, for the reason that there won't be enough foragers to bring in supplies to feed them. OK you might feed them, but you still need nurse bees and you will have some shortage of them for a few weeks. Assuming the queen starts laying immediately on hiving then three weeks from hiving the first workers will emerge. By the ninth week all those workers will be dead, all the ones in the package will be dead at 6 weeks.
> shwee17 said on
11-16-2009 at
00:48:
I think its time for you to know your bee facts before you assume anything. A queen bee will lay about 1000 eggs a day in the summer months. So in 2 months she will have laid 60,000 eggs.
> flabdabit said on
11-14-2009 at
17:18:
Well i'm a KING BEE buzzin around your hive............ We could make honey baby if you let me come inside.
> TVzwink said on
11-07-2009 at
20:08:
Im scared, but these thing are interesting!
> M100S2 said on
11-04-2009 at
14:43:
9000 to 60000 in 2-3 months?Impossible.It's time for you to go back to your textbooks and study how fast a colony increases per generation, the laying rate of the queen and the life expectancy of a worker bee.
> Epochalyptik said on
11-01-2009 at
05:12:
Lol at 3:31 "They don't like that"
> TOARajin said on
11-01-2009 at
04:28:
Bees are like whipped guys, they stay with the woman and does whatever the hell she wants. No question.
> colsupertaco said on
10-19-2009 at
22:11:
no they stay with dah queen
> UkMicky09 said on
10-18-2009 at
03:59:
What about the other bees flying about, wont they fly away and get lost? oh i guess it dont matter, u had loads of bees in there.
> cruddiestcrudever said on
10-15-2009 at
02:06:
If I put sugar syrup straight on the ground like that, it would be swarming with ants in about an hour, then they find the hive and its good-by bees.
> tamudo034 said on
10-07-2009 at
23:25:
try to put salt on the ground arround hive, u will not have ants and grass also. and it doesent bothers bees.
> Dgamer21 said on
10-04-2009 at
13:34:
I have extreme Apiphobia
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