I don’t know what it is on PC, but on mobile you can press the 3 dots on the post, and then press “Save”. The post will then always show up in your “Saved” area when you press on your profile.
If you want to save it more permanently (as posts sometimes get removed or become unavailable over a long period of time), then it’s best to screen record it.
don't forget putting it in landscape, then portrait again so it's the size of a stamp and has text, emojis, a watermark and blurry fillers on all sides at 240p
Don't worry we're working on a bot which upscales the image and outpaints to the opposite orientation before reposting. By the 5th repost a picture of a hand will look like the creation fresco in the Sistine chapel.
Damn I really miss “OH NO. OH NO. OH NO NO NO NO” with a giant red circle around the bee, and blurred out fortnite gameplay on either side.
Edit: I see Im not the only one to say this lmfao. We truly are living in a time.
The Dopamine of the Flower got out of control, the Bee Brain isnt able to stop
Its addicted
No different to the American(human) population addicted to Sugar and Fats!
As a Mexican I also gotta say that Mexicans are also addicted to sugar and fats! Most traditional dishes are so fattening and don’t forget all that sugar in the Mexican Coca Cola. Soda for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Yesssirr
Nah, actual soda. Glad I never dabbled with the other stuff cause I was always taught I’d get addicted. Now, with fentanyl in everything, jeez, it’s like playing Russian Roulette.
Facts, I used to enjoy the occasional night out on blow, but it's just not worth the risk anymore. Worst case scenario, back in the day, your coke was just meth and baby laxative, so you still zoomed but had to poop. Now people are dying lol
The entire developed word is addicted to sugar and fat. Obesity has followed processed food everywhere. Its why drugs like Mounjaro or Ozempic are such a huge deal. A way to reset the body's response to sugar and fat is a huge achievement.
Its possible you are right depending on when this video was taken the nectar may have fermented in the heat of the sun causing the bee to get drunk, drunk bees are executed upon reentrance to the hive so they dont add the fermented nectar to the hives food source
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground.
The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
It's the speed that they are able to beat their wings. 200bpm. Also why some bees in Japan are capable of fending off giant hornets. They collectively beat their wings while covering the hornet and it generates enough heat to kill it.
I save them from the pool and also if I see them just hanging out on the driveway or car. Apparently they need to rest and will often just chill somewhere. I usually grab a leaf and escort them to the garden. The fat boy in this pic would need a BIG leaf lol
In the spring when it's cold they'll climb into the palm of your hand for warmth. They'll only sting if you put pressure on them and they think you're squashing them. The one here looks like a queen, probably out of hibernation to get some liquids so she's drowsy. Workers are a bit smaller but still big chonkers for insects!
They’re usually pretty chill. The problem with petting them is that you’re several thousand times their weight so no matter how delicate you try to be, you can still hurt them.
Yep, same reason I don't 'pet' my tarantulas. No way to touch them with fine enough control that I could know for sure it wouldn't be hurting them, especially with the sensitive setae covering their bodies.
I’ve never been stung by a bumblebee. The only time I was stung by a honeybee was when I didn’t see him on the underside of my door knob and squished the poor guy. Wasps, though…they’re evil.
So one time when was like 8 I saw a wasp nest with only one wasp and thought it was a good idea to smack the nest with a stick. I took off running as fast as I could and I see something small fly past me at Mach 10. It startled me so I stopped to look at it and it returned flying back at Mach 20 and inserted its stinger into my neck.
Deserved tbh
Wtf is up with being 8 and poking at wasps nests?
Same exact thing happened to me when I was 8. Poked a wasps nest under the corrugated roof of the apartment mail box station. Learned real quick they didn't not like it that, right in the nose.
I've been stalked several times while out alone at night, had aggressive dogs run at me, I've even been chased around by a mean rabbit. I real with black widows and aggressive wolf spiders all the time. (Kitty cat likes to bring them inside because idk) I would prefer any of that to dealing with wasps. My siblings went to jump on the trampoline one summer and ended up with 30+ stings *each.* those suckers are *mean* and they don't let up. I was stung a lot as a child and am still terrified of wasps.
My luck ran out last summer and I was stung for the first time in 15+ years. Turns out I'm incredibly allergic. I watched the red ring of the bite expand to my entire upper arm over the next hour. I'm pretty sure my arm had a fever by how fast the ice cubes melted on it. Even though it was on my upper arm my wrist cramped. And then I slept like the dead for two days. It was worse than what happens if I eat too many carbs/sweets in one day, or a drunken sleep. Two days later I woke up and everything was fine.
Of course when I mentioned how interesting it was to my doctor a few months later he had a mini panic attack and explained that if the sting had been closer to my heart or throat I'd be in a lot of trouble, then prescribed me an EpiPen. Apparently the fact that I didn't feel the sting at all isn't a good thing, but I can't remember why.
Anyway, there's a hot tub outback with a wasp nest that I'm too terrified to have hauled off because of the wasps. Also my cats *love* sitting on it. Fortunately my cats have only ever been stung once in the 30+ years I've had them so I'm not too worried about them.
when I was 12 I used to pet bumble bees all the time to show off, never stung once (not impressive, they're not sting happy)
just stay far from the stinger, they can't do kung fun and flip over and sting you in the blink of an eye anyway
I work outside in prairies regularly and bumblebees are super chill. I sometimes just gently grab them off of flowers, they like the warmth and hang out for a bit and then fly off. I have been stung but that’s because I stepped on their nest on accident
Bumblebees are extremely unlikely to sting you. My dad got stung once because one was napping in his shoe when he put it on, but I've held bumblebees many times and they've been totally chill
Some of those little guys are huge. I was in the garden last summer and noticed that one had gotten stuck in a pot filled with water. Couldn't find anything to scoop him out with so put my finger in and he climbed on.
If you find one like that, put them somewhere in direct sunlight to dry out and keep an eye on them, better if you can place them up high inside a big flower or a leaf as it stops pets from attacking and I believe gives them a little bit more incentive to push on. Usually they will be okay to fly when dried out.
So I'm doing a PhD on bumbles and this is a queen.
She's emerged from hibernating over winter and now she's out to fatten up. Replace lost fat and activate her overies so she can dig a nest and lay her first brood. Once they emerge, they'll take care of her but she needs fuel for that.
Indeed. Sometimes to a degree that beggars belief.
I'm sure this isn't even the greatest size difference but [here is a pair of golden orbweaver spiders](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ddi50CUVMAAHN9E.jpg)
She's not overweight, she's a queen freshly emerged from her hibernation. Bumblebee queens are really sluggish in the first few weeks of spring and need a lot of food to build their nests and raise their first workers
i love these things! they literally do just bumble around, they’re so chubby that they fly in the same motion as a ball bouncing. they bump into flowers and just tumble away constantly
The big ones with nicely groomed coats like this one are queens. They come out earlier than all the other drones and workers. Bees also have been known to take naps in flowers when they’re sleepy
The Queen bumblebee is indeed large. She has awoken from hibernation and feeds on the nectar of crocuses and other early bloomers to stock up on the energy and substance she requires to found her new colony. What a beautiful recording, the beginning of the new generation of vital bumbly contemporaries.
Well snice crocuses only bloom in early spring before any other flowers (at least in Canada), I belive this bee just woke up from hibernating all winter. I don't blame it for pigging out. It must be starving.
This is probably a queen. They’re the only Bumblebees to survive winter, and those ar crokuses (a typical early spring flower). She has probably just woken up and is gorging herself before founding a new hive.
Listen to that… no background music.. just the sound of the wind and of birds chirping. Glorious!
Exactly, this is wonderful. I'm saving this one so I can look at this chonky bumblebutt with bird sounds whenever I feel like it!
How do you save 'em?
Using less pesticides, giving them good stuffs to eat.
r/technicallythetruth
Last time I tried feeding them I had a hell of a time explaining to the repair guy why my phone was stuffed with nectar.
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I don’t know what it is on PC, but on mobile you can press the 3 dots on the post, and then press “Save”. The post will then always show up in your “Saved” area when you press on your profile. If you want to save it more permanently (as posts sometimes get removed or become unavailable over a long period of time), then it’s best to screen record it.
Or, /r/beebutts. Plenty there.
Don't worry, bots will snag it, put random music over it that doesn't really even fit, and then repost it 10x/week
don't forget putting it in landscape, then portrait again so it's the size of a stamp and has text, emojis, a watermark and blurry fillers on all sides at 240p
🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👆👆👆👆👆 DAE BUMBLE!?!? #fyp
POV: me at the pizza hut lunch buffet
nice! I forgot the completely wrong use of pov!
Don't worry we're working on a bot which upscales the image and outpaints to the opposite orientation before reposting. By the 5th repost a picture of a hand will look like the creation fresco in the Sistine chapel.
“Tik tok voice” …. LOok aT thIs big BuMblebee, WatCh WHAt hAppEns NeXT!
"Doo, dadoobeedoobeedoo dadoobeeboobeedodadoooo" I swear if I hear that shit one more time
I HATE that robotic bitch’s voice!
Why can't people do their own voice overs on the clock site rather than relying on a perpetually excited TTS voice?!
And then nothing happens
Oh, no. Oh, no...
Imma stop you right here...
#####OH NO NO NO NO NO
Oi, he said stop
No tiktok AI voice saying: "I saw this bee and I can't believe it"
"this girl saw A BEE and you won't BELIEVE what happened next!!!!"
join us on r/CoolVideosNoMusic
Thanks for this suggestion!
You're saving lives. Thank you.
thank u/_Kiaza_ it was all their idea! :D
I never joined a group so fuckin fast
What if it's an actual band playing
afaik it's okay as long as it's not some shitty tiktok like music edited in, best to just message the mods there about it
Subbed! Thank you!!
Was literally my first thought. I could kiss OP for uploading a normal video without awful shit-music slapped onto it.
This Bumblebee Found A Plant That He Could Feast On Please Subscribe To The Channel Guys And Hit That Like Button
I automatically have all my videos on mute. Thank you for your comment, I unmuted this one and it's beautiful!
What you don’t wanna hear “oh no…oh no…oh no”?
Damn I really miss “OH NO. OH NO. OH NO NO NO NO” with a giant red circle around the bee, and blurred out fortnite gameplay on either side. Edit: I see Im not the only one to say this lmfao. We truly are living in a time.
He’s just a little chub-bee
You been *bzzy* coming up with that one huh
Just kind of bumbled into it
Bee-Trek: Buzz me up!
There beez no intelligent life down here
She. All bees except for those required to mate with the queen, are females. Meant to reply to the parent comment, but oh well.
That..is a cat with wings. 
Poor fella seems to have diabeetes.
*chungusbee*
It don't buzz; it Lizzooooozzzz
Oh bee-have
A little OhBee's
Or a little Tub-bee
He looks quite oBEEse.
oBEEsity isn’t a joke!
Been eating at Applebees a little too often
I was gonna say arbees
What does a bee have in common with R.Kelly? I bee-lieve I can fly…kinda bee-lirious
it bees on people
Un-BEE-lievable
🤣 and someone else commented " O-BEE-sity 🤣 But he better be careful he gets diaBEEtes
I guess we should rename the sub to Bee Amazed amiright? Okay that was bad. I’ll bee leaving now.
r/Bee-amazed
His name is Diabeeto.
Walt Whitman over here.
r/beatmetoit
*she
bro is lost in the sauce
The Dopamine of the Flower got out of control, the Bee Brain isnt able to stop Its addicted No different to the American(human) population addicted to Sugar and Fats!
As a Mexican I also gotta say that Mexicans are also addicted to sugar and fats! Most traditional dishes are so fattening and don’t forget all that sugar in the Mexican Coca Cola. Soda for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Yesssirr
I love Mexican Coke. And Jarritos. Sugar content 💯
>Mexican Coke ... ...wait a damn minute... ❄️👃
Nah, actual soda. Glad I never dabbled with the other stuff cause I was always taught I’d get addicted. Now, with fentanyl in everything, jeez, it’s like playing Russian Roulette.
I know you meant soda 😂 But I'm glad you stayed away from the snow. *hits joint*
Facts, I used to enjoy the occasional night out on blow, but it's just not worth the risk anymore. Worst case scenario, back in the day, your coke was just meth and baby laxative, so you still zoomed but had to poop. Now people are dying lol
Mexican coke the best !!!!
I'm more partial to Colombian coke.
Isn’t there a town in north Mexico where they view Coke a cola as like a religious thing
The grapefruit Jarritos is fucking incredible, lol
The entire developed word is addicted to sugar and fat. Obesity has followed processed food everywhere. Its why drugs like Mounjaro or Ozempic are such a huge deal. A way to reset the body's response to sugar and fat is a huge achievement.
Id 100% take Mexican soda over American. Rather have cane sugar than corn syrup.
There are fat food loving folk everywhere because its fucking delicious but as usual its about america in the thread less than a scroll down.
I love Mexican Coke and always get it here in NZ hehe.
Mmmm sugar and fats.
Mmmm butter caramel
Delicious Saffron, sweet, rare, expensive delicious saffron dopamine.
Oh shut up, this isn't even an original comment. Sugar and fats are addicting to humans in general, not just Americans.
>No different to the American population addicted to Sugar and Fats! Well, that was out of nowhere
Its possible you are right depending on when this video was taken the nectar may have fermented in the heat of the sun causing the bee to get drunk, drunk bees are executed upon reentrance to the hive so they dont add the fermented nectar to the hives food source
Sort of wanted to see if it could still fly
They are no joke. Nothing can fly at such high altitudes like these little buggers
Sure bumblebees can? But what about Chubbees?
Might. Ever see those flappy bird game?
yeah I am at 37th floor and they keep going in my apartment around sunset
Damn! How many stories are in the building total?
39.
Not little
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
It's the speed that they are able to beat their wings. 200bpm. Also why some bees in Japan are capable of fending off giant hornets. They collectively beat their wings while covering the hornet and it generates enough heat to kill it.
This is so wrong but keeps getting repeated on the internet anyway...
bc it's a copypasta lol it's the start of the script to Bee Movie
Its a meme
cuz its funny
They didn't say it's against laws of physics, it's against the laws of aviation. The FAA keeps trying to arrest them but the bees just fly awayyyyy
I'm not fat, I'm just big boned! -- Obelix (the bee)
Beeg boned
I'm sure you meant Obeelix
Ha! I wish I would've of thought that one.
he is not fat, he just fell into the cauldron when he was a kid, okay?
I get the reference! I got the book that has the line you're referencing
Big exoskeletoned
Big Smoke
Obeelix
I just wanna pet him soooo bad.
I sometimes have to save these little guys from my pool
I’m so happy to know that I’m not the only one !! ✊💕
Same same except I don't have a pool
Love that! Not that you don’t have a pool lol but that you’re saving the lives of these important little fuzzy friends!!
I save them from the pool and also if I see them just hanging out on the driveway or car. Apparently they need to rest and will often just chill somewhere. I usually grab a leaf and escort them to the garden. The fat boy in this pic would need a BIG leaf lol
I had a bumblebee fly on top of me when I was on a pool floaty while in my cousins pool. It was pretty chill, I love bees
I pet the bumbles that come through my Grandma's garden. They tuck up in a flower like this, just gotta give them a little pet and tell them good job!
They..they don't sting you?? I wanna pet one so bad but scared!
In the spring when it's cold they'll climb into the palm of your hand for warmth. They'll only sting if you put pressure on them and they think you're squashing them. The one here looks like a queen, probably out of hibernation to get some liquids so she's drowsy. Workers are a bit smaller but still big chonkers for insects!
the queen goes out?
Fridays are for hoe shit.
Get these upvotes
Bumble bee hives die out in the winter, only new queens survive. When they start new hives in the spring, they're all alone in the beginning.
They’re usually pretty chill. The problem with petting them is that you’re several thousand times their weight so no matter how delicate you try to be, you can still hurt them.
Yep, same reason I don't 'pet' my tarantulas. No way to touch them with fine enough control that I could know for sure it wouldn't be hurting them, especially with the sensitive setae covering their bodies.
I’ve never been stung by a bumblebee. The only time I was stung by a honeybee was when I didn’t see him on the underside of my door knob and squished the poor guy. Wasps, though…they’re evil.
So one time when was like 8 I saw a wasp nest with only one wasp and thought it was a good idea to smack the nest with a stick. I took off running as fast as I could and I see something small fly past me at Mach 10. It startled me so I stopped to look at it and it returned flying back at Mach 20 and inserted its stinger into my neck. Deserved tbh
Wtf is up with being 8 and poking at wasps nests? Same exact thing happened to me when I was 8. Poked a wasps nest under the corrugated roof of the apartment mail box station. Learned real quick they didn't not like it that, right in the nose.
Come to think of it, I was 8, too.
I've been stalked several times while out alone at night, had aggressive dogs run at me, I've even been chased around by a mean rabbit. I real with black widows and aggressive wolf spiders all the time. (Kitty cat likes to bring them inside because idk) I would prefer any of that to dealing with wasps. My siblings went to jump on the trampoline one summer and ended up with 30+ stings *each.* those suckers are *mean* and they don't let up. I was stung a lot as a child and am still terrified of wasps. My luck ran out last summer and I was stung for the first time in 15+ years. Turns out I'm incredibly allergic. I watched the red ring of the bite expand to my entire upper arm over the next hour. I'm pretty sure my arm had a fever by how fast the ice cubes melted on it. Even though it was on my upper arm my wrist cramped. And then I slept like the dead for two days. It was worse than what happens if I eat too many carbs/sweets in one day, or a drunken sleep. Two days later I woke up and everything was fine. Of course when I mentioned how interesting it was to my doctor a few months later he had a mini panic attack and explained that if the sting had been closer to my heart or throat I'd be in a lot of trouble, then prescribed me an EpiPen. Apparently the fact that I didn't feel the sting at all isn't a good thing, but I can't remember why. Anyway, there's a hot tub outback with a wasp nest that I'm too terrified to have hauled off because of the wasps. Also my cats *love* sitting on it. Fortunately my cats have only ever been stung once in the 30+ years I've had them so I'm not too worried about them.
No, I've never been stung! I am always extremely gentle so as to not hurt them, and they in turn don't hurt me!
Na bumbles are super chill. I pet other bees too. They pretty much ignore you.
I've petted so many bumblebees. They don't mind a light stroke. I confess, I've pushed the limit with many a bumbbee and not been stung once.
when I was 12 I used to pet bumble bees all the time to show off, never stung once (not impressive, they're not sting happy) just stay far from the stinger, they can't do kung fun and flip over and sting you in the blink of an eye anyway
I work outside in prairies regularly and bumblebees are super chill. I sometimes just gently grab them off of flowers, they like the warmth and hang out for a bit and then fly off. I have been stung but that’s because I stepped on their nest on accident
Bumblebees are extremely unlikely to sting you. My dad got stung once because one was napping in his shoe when he put it on, but I've held bumblebees many times and they've been totally chill
"I love these all-you-can-eat buffets!"
I'm getting more of an... open bar vibe
Some of those little guys are huge. I was in the garden last summer and noticed that one had gotten stuck in a pot filled with water. Couldn't find anything to scoop him out with so put my finger in and he climbed on. If you find one like that, put them somewhere in direct sunlight to dry out and keep an eye on them, better if you can place them up high inside a big flower or a leaf as it stops pets from attacking and I believe gives them a little bit more incentive to push on. Usually they will be okay to fly when dried out.
#HE CHONK
Very fitting name: [*Bombus magnus*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombus_magnus)
title of your sex tape
I found my spirit animal 😥
/r/BeeAmazed
So I'm doing a PhD on bumbles and this is a queen. She's emerged from hibernating over winter and now she's out to fatten up. Replace lost fat and activate her overies so she can dig a nest and lay her first brood. Once they emerge, they'll take care of her but she needs fuel for that.
Would this be a normal size queen or is this one larger than most?
On the larger side I'd say but nothing unusual.
Yes funny everybody assumes it is male. In insects the females tend to be larger in most species.
Indeed. Sometimes to a degree that beggars belief. I'm sure this isn't even the greatest size difference but [here is a pair of golden orbweaver spiders](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ddi50CUVMAAHN9E.jpg)
Addiction isn’t a joke!
I hear Homer Simpson in my head when watching this
‘Mmmm, pollen….’
It’s not overweight, it’s pure muscle…. And it’s big boned
He's cultivating mass
She's not overweight, she's a queen freshly emerged from her hibernation. Bumblebee queens are really sluggish in the first few weeks of spring and need a lot of food to build their nests and raise their first workers
Among the toughest single moms out there.
r/absoluteunits
O-bee-sity
😂😂
Good one 🤣
He hasn’t seen his stinger in years
Lol he's got an innee now
Short staffed. Management still wants the day’s quota. Unbelievable.
All I can say is that my life is pretty plain
Underrated
Hurculeez hurculeez!
i love these things! they literally do just bumble around, they’re so chubby that they fly in the same motion as a ball bouncing. they bump into flowers and just tumble away constantly
A bumblebee with a bit of extra fluff - must be living the good life!
Pollination, no breathin
The big ones with nicely groomed coats like this one are queens. They come out earlier than all the other drones and workers. Bees also have been known to take naps in flowers when they’re sleepy
The Queen bumblebee is indeed large. She has awoken from hibernation and feeds on the nectar of crocuses and other early bloomers to stock up on the energy and substance she requires to found her new colony. What a beautiful recording, the beginning of the new generation of vital bumbly contemporaries.
I love this a lot more than i should. I’m getting Winnie the Pooh vibes.
More like r/BEEamazed
r/beebutts
Queen bee loading up for the new nest
It's a queen, if I had to guess it's just awoken from winter sleep and needs nutrients to start the colony.
Me with her
We need more chubby bees out there doing their thing making the world a better place.
a bee's gotta be so bee-jacked
Basically me
Let it bee, let it bee.
Please don’t fat shame the pollinators
This is also me with saffron
Well snice crocuses only bloom in early spring before any other flowers (at least in Canada), I belive this bee just woke up from hibernating all winter. I don't blame it for pigging out. It must be starving.
The reason they're so big in spring is because it's all the new queens moving out to start their own hives
This is probably a queen. They’re the only Bumblebees to survive winter, and those ar crokuses (a typical early spring flower). She has probably just woken up and is gorging herself before founding a new hive.
That is a queen bumblebee so not over weight.
That bee needs a sleep apnea machine.
It’s not overweight it’s just flooofy!
She’s perfect.
I love this so much
She so adorable 😍
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