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Girl Bumble Bee is a big 'un

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  • US Military Guy
    I cannot even begin to imagine what chores you have to do that are more important than finding the answer to that question.
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  • mag00
    No Video?
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  • TRAP55
    B Grade porn show? Yosh, you run out of DVD's to watch? :mrgreen:
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  • Brookwood
    Your "girl" bumble bee must have been the QUEEN Yosh! Probably exiled from the hive where they are supposed to keep these sexual acts behind closed honey combs! :lol:

    Your boy bee must have been a "Drone" born without his "pop" stinger.
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  • mrmike08075
    Mexican and African American men have a penchant for females with a large posterior...

    Why not bees - don't player hate - don't discriminate - don't obfuscate - don't seek to obliterate - they don't procrastinate - they just seek to fornicate - and then eradicate...

    Moral and biological imperative to procreate and pollinate and become invasive from state to state - you got that straight..

    Distinctive coloration and hive tenement mentality - quick to invade your domicile and sting the curious...

    Sippin on nectar - drinking a 40 or a can of tecate - that private stock - unbound by borders.

    Smoke makes them confused and turgid and lazy and slow and docile - smoking that herb may seem similar in comparison

    Mike
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  • He Dog
    Sorry Yosh, no pop and male bees do not loose it all when they come and go.
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  • mac10
    saw a qween bumble once it was as big as my thumb :o
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  • yoshmyster
    I cannot even begin to imagine what chores you have to do that are more important than finding the answer to that question.

    Cleaning out aquarium filter is something one wants to get done quickly.

    mag00 - No video.

    TRAP55 - Free nature show. I rarely see bumble bees let alone a big ass "queen".

    Brookwood - Well I figured she was a "queen" since the boy was half/third her size. Must be setting up a nest for the coming winter.

    He Dog - I figured being a bumble bee which can sting more than once they may not lose their bits like honey bees which are one and done.
    mac10 wrote:
    saw a qween bumble once it was as big as my thumb :o

    Not quite big a my thumb (trigger finger to the second knuckle) but the girl was a big 'un.
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  • He Dog
    Yosh, the males have no sting. Only the queens lay eggs and the workers are all female, their sting is a modified ovipositor.
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  • yoshmyster
    He Dog wrote:
    Yosh, the males have no sting. Only the queens lay eggs and the workers are all female, their sting is a modified ovipositor.

    Okay but after they split does the boy/drone lose their modified ovipositor like honey bees with a "pop"? That's what I was curious about.
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  • mrmike08075
    I am not an apiologist...

    I neither keep nor tend bees and do not harvest honey / honey combs from industrial artificial hives...

    I don't have the funny hat and a smoker...

    But...

    https://youtu.be/UKjDmbj2vSA

    Mike
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  • He Dog
    Yosh, an ovipositor is the tube through which a queen lays eggs. In workers (which are female) it is modified into a sting. Males don't have either. They do not lose any parts during or after copulation. Never heard the pop story before.
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