Are bees drunk or not?
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Bees and wasps can become drunk off of fermenting flower nectar and even more so from fallen fruit that is turning to alcohol, but those are usually just temporary conditions.\n\nAs wasp nests have been growing all summer, there are more and more workers and foragers available.  The wasps that used to be the main foragers for the hive get demoted to guard duty.  These wasps are old, and beginning to fall apart.  They tend to be very cranky, and have little to lose, and so are much more aggressive and territorial than the guards were earlier in the season.  With the back-up of a larger hive, it makes an encounter with a wasp nest much more dangerous late in the season.\n\nSo it's not so much that they know they're going to die, just that they're old, cranky, starting to fall apart, and pissed off cuz they've been demoted.  If they also happen to get drunk off fruit or rotten flowers, they might be mean drunks too.
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What kind of bees make milk?\n\n\nBoobies.
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Honey is gross.\n\n\nIts Bee Barf!   Sick!
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I doubt it. I don't think bees know much of anything besides primal instincts. They certaintly can't ponder death.
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In general, if it's viscous enough that turbulence isn't a factor, yes.  I'd guess that the water stream would be turbulent near the mouth of the bottle while honey would not.
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hmmm, perhaps. You need to define "tipsy". Is it a term people have come up with so they are now not inebriated just because it is not so strong a word? It is true Jesus converted water to wine (John2:3-11) just no mention of him drinking any, so we do not know, for a certaint. If he did drink some, he did not get drunk because that is not condoned (1Cor6:9-11). Timothy was also counseled to drink a little wine for his stomach (1Tim5:23), so for a  certainty, from both of these, we know having a drink is OK.\n\nTherefore, it is a conscience matter with respect as to whether one has got a little too "tipsy" and whether we may offend another, which is in and of itself, inappropriate. (1Cor8:7-13)
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we, women are all honeys... we may not carry bee honey\nbut we are sweet in all aspects... \nwe, women smell better than honey... Ü
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When bees communicate to each other, they communicate the position of nearby flowers.  The directions are relative to the sun's position in the sky.  But the bees are able to communicate this, taking into account that the sun's position has changed in the time it took them to fly back to the hive!\n\nThat still blows me away.  There's so much we have to learn about the animal world.
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A whole lot of bees together?\n\nThat's a "SWARM."
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They buzz not by choice and by choice at the same time... Who wrote that  they buzz because of their wings beating is correct but bees and wasps can buzz in a different frequency and/or fly in determined angles to indicate food sources and to indicate danger!
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MAYBE. IF THEIR DRUNK ENOUGH
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probably not since they like to drink alcohol and party
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Why you never question a drunk-- \n\n\nA woman was shopping at her local supermarket where she selected: \nA half-gallon of 2% milk, \nA carton of eggs, \nA quart of orange juice, \nA head of romaine lettuce, \nA 2 lb. can of coffee, \nAnd a 1 lb. package of bacon. \nAs she was unloading her items on the conveyor belt to check out, a \ndrunk standing behind her watched as she placed the items in front of \nthe cashier. \nWhile the cashier was ringing up her purchases, the drunk calmly stated, \n"You must be single." \nThe woman was a bit startled by this proclamation, but she was intrigued \nby the derelict's intuition, since she was indeed single. She looked at \nher six items on the belt and saw nothing particularly unusual about her \nselections that could have tipped off the drunk to her marital status. \nCuriosity getting the better of her, she said "Well, you know what, \nyou're absolutely correct. But how on earth did you know that?" \nThe drunk replied, " 'Cause you're ugly
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Yes they sound like "cicada killers", actually wasps, not bees. The nest can be eliminated pretty easily with a commercial spray, but it would be best to let professionals handle it, especially if you are allergic.\n\nhttp://www.ent.iastate.edu/clinic/files/images/cicadakiller.jpg\n\n.
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An excuse to get drunk.
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They're a species of hillbilly, or redneck bees.
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boobs.......drunk....for beads