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I've learned to love bees. They can ride in my car. Maybe even some spiders.
Hornets, though? Big fat nope.
this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2024
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Imagine the level of chill you have to reach to notice a hornet in your car and just be like 'Oh hey buddy'.
Especially since it means there could be more.
Ants too.
This seems like irony but if you think about the number of humans killed by bees and compare it to the number of bees killed by humans,
And the human deaths weren't even the fault of the bees. They don't know about allergies, and most bees aren't aggressive at all and will just buzz around you unless you really provoke them to kill themselves with their one sting.
Wasps are questionable though. Hornets are demons.
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