More like "hey honey, how fresh is my breath?" "How about mine?"

Gotta upvoted the Trump Train Truck/honey truck at 1:13. What better representation could there be for him besides an ugly old truck that's literally full of shit and tooting it's own horn?!

ChaosEngine + BSR - you guys crack me up, this one's going in the archives. Funny lads - Cheers*


*with honey mead of course, none of that hops and barley stuff. I mean, only if the bees can hold it together for few more months, 'cause it's either them or the frogs going first.

I would agree with you if the little guy was not also a Honey Badger.

Honey Badger. The Chuck Norris of the Mustelidae world.

Because Honey Badgers don't give a fuck...

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perhaps change in title: Leopard stupidly provokes honey badger maternal instinct.

Although, I would say that baby honey badger is still in a world of hurt and might not make it.

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Someone poured honey on a plant and made up a story about it.

(And the world went crazy)

We have an identical problem here in Aus too.

Anita Bath. That took me a minute to figure out. Sounds hillarious when she says it at 2:26

Where is this dudes database of fake honey or tainted honey?

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Lol..no.
CCD is barely studied in wild hives because it's not been seen in the wild in statistically meaningful numbers, and it's much more of a problem for commercial hives because they move, making them more prone to weakness and diseases, they are kept together, making them more prone to parasites like nosema and Varroa mites and disease spreading problems like the Israeli virus, and they are constantly in contact with crops sprayed with various pesticides weakening and confusing them. Wild hives don't have these extra deleterious factors, so are far less effected by CCD if at all, and are not noticeably effected by most if not all commercial or hobby beekeeping that targets human agriculture, not native flowers. I kept a hive of bees for years to pollinate my orchard, so I checked on this stuff before jumping in.

Commericalized bee operations (commercial pollinators who's byproducts are honey/bees wax/pollen/royal jelly/bee venom/and bees themselves) don't displace natives. If there were native bees pollinating the crops they are hired to come pollinate, there wouldn't be a commercial bee industry. Honey is mostly a byproduct of the pollination industry, without which America at least would starve. Native bees simply can't pollinate at the industrial scale and timetables required for your vegetables, so without commercial beekeepers we'll all have to eat more meat.